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Scott Wilford et al v. National Education Association of the United States et al
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- American Federation of Teachers
- California Teachers Association
- Los Angeles Unified School District
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May 08, 2019
California Teachers Can't Use Janus To Get Back Union Fees
A California federal judge ruled Wednesday that teachers can't recoup agency fees they paid to their unions before the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark Janus decision, finding that the unions were allowed to contend that they collected the fees in good faith before the high court ruled them unconstitutional.
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July 03, 2018
Calif. Teachers Sue To Recover Past Union Dues Post-Janus
A group of nonunion teachers in California — including one whose U.S. Supreme Court challenge over union fees sputtered in 2016 — asked a federal court to force educator-related unions to pay them back their "agency" fees after the high court's ruling in Janus, according to a proposed class action on Monday.