· 3/24/1933
Semar v. Commissioner
Citations
- 27 B.T.A. 994
- 1933 BTA LEXIS 1264
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- concluding, as a matter of law, comprehensive statutory remedies against retaliation for reporting safety violations in nuclear industry adequately protects relevant public policy interests
- concluding, as a matter of law, comprehensive statutory remedies against retaliation for reporting safety violations in nuclear industry adequately protects relevant public policy interests
- concluding, as a matter of law, comprehensive statutory remedies against retaliation for reporting safety violations in nuclear industry adequately protects relevant public policy interests
- finding that anti-discrimination 11 and retaliation remedies available under the Energy Reorganization Act were sufficient to 12 adequately protect policy such that a tort claim was unnecessary
- noting “comprehensive remedies” under Energy Reorganization Act of 1974 (ERA), including back pay, compensatory damages, and attorney and expert witness fees
- noting \comprehensive remedies\ under Energy Reorganization Act of 1974 (ERA) including back pay, compensatory damages, and attorney and expert witness fees
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Judges: Matthews
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