The insurance defense bar needs to unionize, like yesterday

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I am frankly appalled at the kind of numbers I see thrown around here. You guys are getting massively exploited.

Throw off your chains, folks. You have a sympathetic NLRB at your backs, but that won’t last much longer.

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Unionize against who?? The insurance companies? They aren't your employer. Or do you mean all ID law firms get together and demand higher rates? As in violate antitrust law?

EDIT: I suppose associates could unionize against the firm that employs them. But most ID firms around here are relatively small. So 6-8 associates could unionize. But that sounds like the kiss of death to your career if you ever want to make partner.

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