Election of Remedies

• 44 CFR 295.12 - Election of remedies.

• Code of Federal Regulations - Title 44: Emergency Management and Assistance

• Election of Remedies

The liberty of choosing (or the act of choosing) one out of several means afforded by law for the redress of an injury, or one out...

• West's Encyclopedia of American Law
• Dou–Fre

• Dunn v. Bruzzese, (Ohio 2007)

Summary judgment; promissory estoppel; implied contract; unambiguous promise; age discrimination; election of remedies; prima facie case; pretext.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• Could Face Wrongful Death Case

Plaintiffs who received a workers' compensation award could still bring a wrongful death action against an employer who did not carry workers' compensation insurance, the Court of Appeals decided in a case of first impression. The Western District reversed the trial court's holding that the plaintiffs could not maintain a civil action because they had made an election of remedies by receiving the work comp award.

• Missouri Lawyers Media
• April 24, 2011

• 29 USC 483 - Sec. 483. Application of other laws; existing rights and remedies; exclusiveness of remedy for challenging election

• US Code - Title 29: Labor

• Elections Officials Put Much of Blame for Problems On Company That Provided Equipment

I think there will be contract ramifications from their performance last night," Langdon Neal, chairman of the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners said of Sequoia Voting Systems. "Whether it's withholding pay, seeking appropriate remedies, all that's got to be assessed. Langdon also said he would push for Sequoia to pay to find out what caused Tuesday's delays. Commissioner Richard Cowen said he would not vote to pay the company the $15 million the city still owes of a $25 million contract "until the problems are solved."

• Chicago Defender
• July 27, 2009

• Mike Castrucci Ford Sales, Inc. v. Hoover, (Ohio 2008)

Election of remedies; manifest weight; attorney fees.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• Hamblin v. Daugherty, (Ohio 2008)

undue influence, declaratory judgment, moot, election of remedies

• Ohio Supreme Court

• Reforming Labor Law by Reforming Labor Law Preemption Doctrine to Allow the States to Make More Labor Relations Policy

Introduction. II. Private Sector Unions Face The Vanishing Point Without Labor Law Reform, Yet Unions Could Help To Restore Structural Checks And Balances In The Private Ordering Of Economic Wealth By Providing A More Institutionalized Voice To Employees In The Decisions That Affect Them At Work. A. The Many Deficiencies in Federal Labor Law Have Helped Drive Unions to the Vanishing Point as Collective Bargaining Representatives, and They Fail to Serve the Interests of Today's Changing Workforce. 1. The Paradoxical Decline of Private Sector Unions While Public Sector Unions Flourish. 2. Ineffective Remedies for Anti-Union Discrimination Make Such Discrimination a Rational Choice for Managers in the Private Sector. 3. Other Failings of Federal Labor Law Create an Imbalance that Favors...

... bureaucracies, but they often face election campaigns in which public employee unions and thei...

• Louisiana Law Review
• Nbr. 70-1, October 2009

• Neal v. Franklin Plaza Nursing Home, (Ohio 2009)

SUMMARY JUDGMENT; AGE DISCRIMINATION; WRONGFUL TERMINATION; R.C. 4112.02; R.C. 4112.99; R.C. 4112.05; ELECTION OF REMEDIES; FILING CHARGE OF EEOC; DEEMED FILED WITH OCRC.

• Ohio Supreme Court