Potential Class Action lawsuit against striking teachers in Durham

Author(s): Alan A. Farrer

May 21, 2015

The Durham district high school teachers’ strike has frustrated many students and parents, prompting some to consider a class-action lawsuit against the teachers. Alan Farrer, managing partner at Thomson Rogers, comments on the legality of the strike and the chances of parents and students securing a successful outcome.

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