Stanford Hosp Clnc v. NLRB
Petitioner: Stanford Hospital and Clinics
Respondent: National Labor Relations Board
Intervenor: Service Employees International Union, Local 715
Case Number: 03-1161
Filed: June 9, 2003
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit
Nature of Suit: Other

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June 14, 2004 Stanford Hosp Clnc v. NLRB

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Petitioner: Stanford Hospital and Clinics
Represented By: John Henry Douglas
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Respondent: National Labor Relations Board
Represented By: Aileen Armstrong
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Intervenor: Service Employees International Union, Local 715
Represented By: David A. Rosenfeld
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