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Wisconsin First Responder Lawyers

Constitutional Issues

Constitutional issues in union representation arise when employee rights intersect with protections guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution, particularly the First Amendment rights of free speech and association, as well as due process under the Fourteenth Amendment. For union members, especially first responders, these issues can impact their ability to organize, speak freely about work conditions, and receive fair treatment in disciplinary actions.


At Wisconsin First Responder Lawyers, we work to protect these fundamental rights, ensuring that union members aren’t unfairly restricted or penalized in ways that violate their constitutional protections. Our commitment is to uphold these rights, advocating for first responders who encounter challenges that may infringe upon their constitutional freedoms and ensuring a fair and lawful workplace.

Wisconsin First Responder Lawyers

A Division of MacGillis Law Group, LLC

(414) 727-5150

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