The Massachusetts Court of Appeals has ruled that attorneys acting as agents of a union cannot be held liable for actions taken on the union's behalf.
February 07, 2022 at 12:59 PM
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The Massachusetts Court of Appeals has ruled that attorneys acting as agents of a union cannot be held liable for actions taken on the union’s behalf.
The appeals court sided with legal counsel representing the Boston Teachers Union after a former teacher filed a legal malpractice lawsuit against them claiming they failed to submit a timely demand for arbitration on her behalf.
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