N.Y. Legal Aid Attorneys' Claim Can Proceed Against Union, Alleging Retaliation Over Lawsuit Against Anti-Israel Union Resolution

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N.Y. Legal Aid Attorneys' Claim Can Proceed Against Union, Alleging Retaliation Over Lawsuit Against Anti-Israel Union Resolution

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From Kopmar v. Ass'n of Legal Aid Attorneys, decided yesterday by Judge Paul Oetken (S.D.N.Y.) (though see also another post this morning rejecting a different part of the claim):
Plaintiffs, who are public interest lawyers in the greater New York City area, … Plaintiffs allege that…

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