August 04, 2025
The Fifth Circuit should reconsider its June panel decision to toss a challenge to a 2022 memo by the National Labor Relations Board general counsel on standing grounds, a group of staffing companies argued, saying the court imposed too high a bar for proving standing.
June 17, 2025
The Fifth Circuit on Tuesday refused to revive a suit over a 2022 memo the National Labor Relations Board's general counsel issued arguing so-called captive audience meetings violate federal labor law, ruling the staffing companies challenging the memo don't have standing to bring their suit.
October 08, 2024
The Fifth Circuit gave a cool reception Tuesday to staffing companies challenging a 2022 memo the National Labor Relations Board's general counsel issued arguing so-called captive audience meetings violate federal labor law, with judges questioning whether the document is the type of board action subject to court review.
March 29, 2024
The Fifth Circuit shouldn't revive staffing companies' First Amendment claim challenging a memo from the National Labor Relations Board's top prosecutor arguing that so-called captive audience meetings are illegal, the lead agency official argued, saying district courts lack jurisdiction to review the allegations over her guidance.