Hudgens v. National Labor Relations Board

Butler Shoe Co. warehouse employees, whose retail store was located within Scott Hudgens's (defendant) sixty-plus-store private shopping center, struck and picketed both within the mall and in front of the shoe store over labor issues; Hudgens's general manager twice told the picketers they would be arrested if they didn't leave, and they complied both times. The union filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board (plaintiff), which issued a cease-and-desist order against Hudgens for violating the National Labor Relations Act, and the court of appeals upheld that order.