Making the network of labor arbitration accessible to graduates of the course is essential, she said.

The Supreme Court subsequently made labor arbitration a key aspect of federal labor policy in three cases which came to be known as the Steelworkers' Trilogy.

Dr. Jacob Seidenberg (1914-1996) was a government official who specialized in labor arbitration and non-discrimination contracts, and wrote extensively on labor law and negotiations.

He derived a standard from the pleadings of the petitioner, a securities firm seeking to overturn an award to a former customer, to be applied to all such cases outside of labor arbitration.

Thomas F. Fennell 2d, a retired lawyer who was an expert in labor arbitration, died on Thursday at his home in Manhattan.

An expert in labor arbitration, Fennell was first an associate and then a partner beginning in 1943 at Shearman & Sterling, a law firm in Manhattan.

In his first years as a professor at Wharton, Taylor founded the academic field of industrial relations, which covered labor arbitration, mediation, and other forms of alternative dispute resolution.

However, in its longer line of cases on labor arbitration, the Court had consistently held that statutory claims could not be arbitrated.

Herman Brickman was a lawyer and a leader in labor arbitration for the laundry and restaurant industries.

It may have arisen from the more explicit assertion of a national policy favoring labor arbitration, which the Court cited in Mitsubish Motors later.