Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen v. Virginia Ex Rel. Va. State Bar

377 U.S. 1 (1964)

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Facts

The Union (D) was engaged in helping to assist its injured members and the families of members killed on the job by recommending them to lawyers whom it believes, to be honest and competent. The Va. State bar challenged this plan and found that this channeled all the business to lawyers chosen by the Department of Legal Counsel for D. The court issued an injunction against D's carrying out its plan in Virginia. D claimed that this denied them their First and Fourteenth Amendment rights. This appeal resulted.

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