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Previous Events |
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05/26/09 |
Third District Court of Appeals holds, for a second time, that in filing an administrative complaint, an interested party is not required to use the complaint form provided by the Department of Commerce. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local Union No. 8 v. County Electric LLC, 2009-ohio-2433. |
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03/23/09 |
Third District Court of Appeals holds that, in filing an administrative complaint, an interested party is not required to use the complaint form provided by the Department of Commerce. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local Union No. 8 v. County Electric LLC, 2009-ohio-1300. |
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6/27/08 |
First District Court of Appeals affirms that a union officer, when acting as a taxpayer, seeks to enforce a public right when attempting to enjoin an illegal contract for the failure of a public official to enforce the prevailing wage law. City of Cincinnati ex rel. Zimmer v. City of Cincinnati, 2008-ohio-3156. |
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3/24/08 |
Court refuses to treat Defendant’s fee request on a claim-by-claim basis and rules that Defendant must prove the entire lawsuit is unreasonable or without foundation to get its attorney fees. IBEW Local Union No. 8 v. Vaughn Industries, Inc. (Wood County Case No. 2005-CV-0155). |
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7/3/07 |
The Sixth District Court of Appeals rules that any interested party, regardless of which trade it represents, has standing to pursue the administrative and civil remedies under R.C. 4115.16. United Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners of America, Local Union No. 1581 v. Edgerton Hardware Co., Inc., 2007 Ohio 3958. |
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10/2006 |
Federal judge blocks enforcement of Vermilion (Ohio) city ordinance that limits size and number of political signs on private property. Sheet Metal Workers Local 33 sued the city for infringing its free-speech rights. |
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9/29/06 |
The Sixth District Court of Appeals rules that the purpose underlying statutory attorney-fee provisions is to encourage attorneys to act as private attorneys general in vindicating state policies, such as the prevailing-wage law. Village of West Unity ex rel. Beltz v. Merillat, 2006 Ohio 5105. |
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