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Joy, William Francis was born on February 2, 1918 in Somerville, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Thomas J. and Margaret M. (Ryan) Joy.
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William Francis JOY
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William Francis Joy, American lawyer. Bar: Massachusetts. Member Greater Boston City of C. (vice president 1974-1977, director 1971-1974), American Bar Association (delegate 1975-1976), Massachusetts Bar Association, Boston Bar Association, American, Massachusetts bar foundations Clubs: Algonquin (Boston), Bay (Boston); Winchester (Massachusetts) Country.
Education
Boston College (Bachelor of Arts, 1940. Juris Doctor, 1943); Boston University (Master of Business Administration, 1950).
Career
Brown v. Select Theatres Corporation, 56 F. Supp. 438 (Doctorate. Massachusetts 1944); National Labor Relations Board v. Swift & Company (Somerville, Massachusetts), 292 F.2d 561 (1st Circuit 1961); National Labor Relations Board v. Prince Macaroni Manufacturing Company, 329 F.2d 803 (1st Circuit 1964); National Labor Relations Board v. Consolidated Rendering Company, 386 F.2d 699 (2nd Circuit 1967); Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority v. Labor Relations Commission, 356 Massachusetts 563 (1970); Metropolitan Life Insurance Company v. Usury, 426 F.Supp. 150 (Doctorate. District of Columbia 1976), certified denied, 431 United States. 924 (1977); 736 F.2d 727 (District of Columbia Circuit 1984).Worked at Morgan, Brown & Joy (Boston, Master of Arts) specializing in Labor and Employment Law, Litigation. Admitted to the bar, 1943, Massachusetts. 1944, United States. District Court of Massachusetts.
1952, United States.
Court of Appeals, 1st Circuit. 1953, United States. Supreme Court. 1967, United States. Court of Appeals, 2nd Circuit.
1977, United States.
Court of Appeals, District of Columbia Circuit and United States. District Court, District of Connecticut. 1981, United States. District Court, District of Rhode Island.
Contributing Author: "American Labor Policy," BNA, 1987.
"Computers and the Law," Commerce Clearing House, Incorporated., 3rd Edition 1981, Section of Science and Technology American Bar Association, Commerce Clearing House, Incorporated. Author: "Collective Bargaining and Representation Problems Arising Out Of Mergers, Acquisitions and Other Business Re-Organizations," Southwestern Legal Foundation, Matthew Bender & Company, Incorporated., 1969.
Company-Author and Editorial Advisor, Computer Law Service, Callaghan & Company, 1972. Company-Author: History of the Section of Labor & Employment Law, American Bar Association, 1946-1996, The Labor Lawyer, Volume 12, Number.
1, 1996. Lecturer on Labor Law and Collective Bargaining, Boston University, 1950-1966.
Member: Boston (Secretary, Committee on Law and Technology, 1969-1985. Member, Legislation Committee, Labor Law Section, 1972-1980), Massachusetts (Chairman, Labor Law Committee, 1973-1976) and American (Member of Council, 1966-1997. Chairman, Section of Labor and Employment Law, 1973-1974.
Section Delegate to House of Delegates, 1975-1976.
Member: Section on Litigation. Joint Committee on International Legal Exchange, 1974-1979) Bar Associations.
The Association of Trial Lawyers of America. Fellow: American Bar Foundation.
Massachusetts Bar Foundation.
Achievements
Membership
Member: Boston (Secretary, Committee on Law and Technology, 1969-1985. Member, Legislation Committee, Labor Law Section, 1972-1980), Massachusetts (Chairman, Labor Law Committee, 1973-1976) and American (Member of Council, 1966-1997. Chairman, Section of Labor and Employment Law, 1973-1974.
Section Delegate to House of Delegates, 1975-1976.
Member: Section on Litigation. Joint Committee on International Legal Exchange, 1974-1979) Bar Associations.
The Association of Trial Lawyers of America. Fellow: American Bar Foundation.
Massachusetts Bar Foundation.
Connections
Married Mary E. O'Brien, July 27, 1946. Children: William F., John P., Robert P., Mary M., David M., Anne E., Thomas M., Ellen L., Richard J.
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American
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1950