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Palace Sports & Entertainment, Inc. v. NLRB

Administrative Law, Labor & Employment Law
In a suit alleging unfair labor practices, judgment in favor of defendant-NLRB is affirmed over plaintiff-employer's claim that its discipline and...

Brooklyn Union Gas Co. v. FERC

Administrative Law, Government Law, Public Utilities
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission may hold a gas pipeline and its customers to a rate settlement when all parties but one agree to abrogate it.

Van Indep. Sch. Dist. v. McCarty

Administrative Law, Labor & Employment Law
In a wrongful termination action, plaintiff-employee's claim should have been dismissed since he failed to exhaust his administrative remedies.

EEOC v. Caterpillar, Inc.

Administrative Law, Labor & Employment Law
A court may not review the EEOC's investigation to determine whether a complaint filed on behalf of a group of workers is proper.

Int'l Union v. Mine Safety and Health Admin.

Administrative Law, Labor & Employment Law
The Secretary of Labor properly promulgated the "Underground Coal Mine Ventilation Safety Standards for the Use of a Belt Entry as an Intake Air...

Indus. Customers v. Bonneville Power Admin.

Administrative Law, Public Utilities
The Bonneville Power Administration's determination to commence a rate hearing to decide whether it should impose Safety-Net Cost Recovery Adjustment...

Country Eggs, Inc. v. Kawamura

Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Government Law, Judgement Enforcement
Plaintiff may not collect a judgment, owed by the California Egg Commission(CEC), from defendant-State of California where that claim is barred by the...

Yakutat, Inc. v. Gutierrez

Administrative Law, Environmental Law
The National Marine Fisheries Service's amendment to the Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands fishery management plan was not arbitrary and capricious and...

Boyd and Stevenson v. Office of Workers' Comp.

Administrative Law, Labor & Employment Law, Workers' Compensation
The Benefits Review Board erred when it held that plaintiff-coal company was responsible for payment of survivor benefits to a miner's widow.

Elec. Consumers Res. Council v. FERC

Administrative Law, Public Utilities
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission did not abuse its discretion when it approved a rate design for the installed capacity market administered by...