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Scott Leah

Employment law attorney representing both employers and employees in all areas of employment law

Tucker Arensberg, P.C.
Pittsburgh, PA
412-594-5551

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  • Ohio Duty of Fair Representation in the public sector

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  • Can I file for "Tortious Interference" for coertion and intimidation by my employer against my union
  • Is the union obligated to answer questions prior to a ratification vote or face a DFR
  • Is there any legal recourse against a union that is causing loss of work for its own members?
  • can I sue the union for failure to fairly represent me?

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