Patrick A. Herring, Jr., Richard A. Brems, Joseph Haley, Ronald L. Jenkins v. Delta Air Lines, Inc., Air Line Pilots Association, International

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• \[A union] must be able to focus on the needs of its whole membership without undue fear of law suits from individual members.\
• \[A union] must be able to focus on the needs of its whole membership without undue fear of law suits from individual members.\
• “[A union] must be able to focus on the needs of its whole membership without undue fear of law suits from individual members.”
• “[A union] must be able to focus on the needs of its whole membership without undue fear of law suits from individual members.”
• “No private cause of action exists under the RLA for . . . employees who assert retaliatory conduct based upon employee activities [that] bear no relationship to establishing a union.”
• “No private cause of action exists under the RLA for . . . employees who assert retaliatory conduct based upon employee activities [that] bear no relationship to establishing a union.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).