Last summer, in Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) v. Jarkesy, the Supreme Court took a hard look at the decades-old and festering practice known as agency adjudication.
Although there’s still work to be done to end the practice for good, the Court’s decision in Jarkesy dealt a significant blow—restoring Americans’ right to a jury trial when facing certain enforcement actions by federal agencies. One agency that engages in this unconstitutional practice is the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), which is why countless organizations like Starbucks, SpaceX, and even Pacific Legal Foundation are involved in active suits against the NLRB.
Join Pacific Legal Foundation and the Institute for the American Worker for a virtual panel discussion on the labor policy landscape post-Jarkesy, featuring highlights of active cases being litigated against the NLRB and a brief overview of PLF’s initiative to end agency adjudication once and for all.
The webinar will be recorded and sent to all registered participants if you cannot watch the discussion live.
Event Speakers
Oliver Dunford, Pacific Legal Foundation (Moderator)
Vinnie Vernuccio, Institute for the American Worker
Adi Dynar, Pacific Legal Foundation
Catherine Eschbach, Morgan Lewis
