The United Auto Workers’ union has handed over documents it sought to shield from the corruption watchdog investigating union President Shawn Fain amid new allegations of misconduct by union officials.
The government-ordered monitor told a federal judge Monday that he was in possession of hundreds of documents that the union previously sought to keep from it, but hadn’t reached any conclusions in his investigation.
Judge David Lawson of the US District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan ordered the autoworkers union to hand over texts from Fain after the union argued that the monitor, Neil Barofsky of Jenner and ...
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