Daniel Siegel, who represents a breakaway group of health care workers, is going after the leadership of the SEIU, and may call its president, Andy Stern, to testify.
March 26, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — In the coming days, one of President Obama’s closest labor allies could take the stand in a fierce trial pitting the Service Employees International Union against a rebel breakaway.
But there’s a bit of a backstory between SEIU and the lawyer who would cross-examine SEIU President Andrew Stern.
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