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  1. Hunton Employment & Labor Perspectives

    NLRB’s “Quickie Election” Rules Struck Down….But For How Long?

    By Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP

    Late yesterday afternoon, Judge James Boasberg of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia struck down the National Labor Relations Board's recently passed "quickie" election rule. The Board's…

  2. Labor & Employment Report

    NLRB Election Rules Invalid — For Now

    By Bryan M. O'Keefe

    “According to Woody Allen, eighty percent of life is just showing up. When it comes to satisfying a quorum requirement, though, showing up is even more important than that. Indeed,…

  3. Employer Labor Relations

    Federal Court Invalidates NLRB’s “Ambush Election” Rule

    By Seyfarth Shaw, Seyfarth Shaw LLP

    By Nicholas R. Clements Earlier today, the United States District Court for the District of Columbia ruled that the so-called “Ambush Election” rule promulgated by the National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB”)…

  4. ImmigrationProf Blog

    Senator John McCain on Latinos, Immigration, and Election 2012

    By immigrationprof

    In a Fox News Latino exclusive, Juan Williams interviews Senator John McCain  (R-AZ) about Mitt Romney and Latinos, immigration, drugs, and the U.S./Mexico border.  Senator McCain blames Senator Obama's for…

  5. Real Lawyers Have Blogs

    Best in Law Blogs : The LexBlog Network : May 14, 2012

    By Colin O'Keefe

    It seems like the NLRB can't get anything through, as today their new "quickie" election rule was struck down by the District Court for D.C.—coming on the heals of their…

  6. Ohio Appellate Insights

    More on the NEOCH Consent Decree and Federal Remedies in State Elections Cases

    By Marianna Bettman

    Read an update about this here. Last month I wrote about a mandamus action filed directly in the Supreme Court of Ohio by Tom Niehaus, President of the Ohio Senate,…

  7. Sentencing Law and Policy

    Could I be (and should I want to be) federal prisoner Keith Judd’s DNC delegate from West Virginia?

    By Douglas Berman

    Main May 9, 2012Could I be (and should I want to be) federal prisoner Keith Judd's DNC delegate from West Virginia?The question in the title of this post is meant…

  8. The Right Coast

    Obama, the Underdog – Josh Kraushaar – NationalJournal.com

    By Thomas A. Smith

    While the campaign generated loud, enthusiastic crowds in Columbus, Ohio, and Richmond, Va., it fell thousands short of packing the 18,000-seat arena at Ohio State. For most candidates, gathering thousands…

  9. The Right Coast

    Opinion: Vote in French presidential election should be a warning for America – TheHill.com

    By Thomas A. Smith

    The reason this is instructive is that it reflects the fact that there is a point of critical mass. If a culture gets to a position where your vote establishes…

  10. Hunton Employment & Labor Perspectives

    NLRB Prepared To Move Full Steam Ahead With “Quickie Election” Rules

    By Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP

    As we reported earlier, the path appears (at least temporarily) clear for the NLRB’s new “quickie election” rules to take effect.  In anticipation of the effective date, Board General Counsel…