Case: Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v. Virginia
Virginia state trial court
Filed Date: 1962
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Case Summary
[This summary is temporary while we research the case.] This is a lawsuit in which the Virginia State Bar Association sought to enjoin the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen from engaging in practices that they alleged constituted unauthorized practice of law and solicitation of legal business. The case was filed in 1962, in a Virginia trial court.
People
Black, Hugo Lafayette (District of Columbia)
Brennan, William Joseph (District of Columbia)
Carrico, Harry Lee (Virginia)
Bowles, Aubrey R. (Virginia)
Bowles, Aubrey R. (Virginia)
Black, Hugo Lafayette (District of Columbia)
Brennan, William Joseph (District of Columbia)
Clark, Thomas Campbell (District of Columbia)
Douglas, William Orville (District of Columbia)
Goldberg, Arthur Joseph (District of Columbia)
Harlan [elder], John Marshall (District of Columbia)
Snead, Harold Fleming (Virginia)
Spratley, Claude V. (Virginia)
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Docket
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Civil Rights Division Archival Collection
Key Dates
Filing Date: 1962
Case Details
Other Dockets:
Supreme Court of the United States 63-34
Case Summary of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v. Virginia, Civil Rights Litig. Clearinghouse, https://clearinghouse.net/case/15549/.