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Ninth Circuit Holds Warehouse Worker Qualifies as Transportation Worker Under FAA Exemption

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Arbitration agreements with warehouse workers and others who play a “direct and necessary role” in the transportation of goods and people may fall within the “transportation worker exemption” to the Federal Arbitration Act...more

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Road Salt Transloading Facility/Hazardous Substances: Federal Appellate Court Addresses Interstate Commerce Commission Termination...

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The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit (“Court”) addressed in a March 7th opinion a judicial challenge to a Shelburne, Vermont ordinance regulating hazardous substances and certain bylaws related to a salt...more

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Salt Transloading Facility: Court Addresses Whether Local Ordinance is Preempted by Federal Statute

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A United States District Court addressed in a December 7th opinion whether the Interstate Commerce Commission Termination Act (“Act”) preempted a Vermont town’s ordinance regulating a salt transloading facility. See Vermont...more

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