Titan Tire Corp. v. Labor Commissioner

IowaDecember 19, 2001No. 99-0555Cited 15 times

Plaintiff WinTitan Tire Corporation$500 awarded

Case Details

Judge(s): Lavorato, Cady, Neuman, Ternus
Status: Published
Procedural Posture: appeal

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Outcome

The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed the district court's denial of Titan's motion to quash the IOSHA inspection warrant and upheld the finding that striking union representatives could participate in the safety inspection. The court also annulled the contempt finding on procedural grounds.

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