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Union election practices may violate provisions of Titles Fi and IV 2 of the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 19593 (LMRDA) concurrently. Title I, embodying the "Members' Bill of Rights," guarantees each member an equal right to nominate and vote within the union 4 and freedom of speech and assembly in union affairs, 5 while Title IV imposes specific requirements for the conduct of union elections. 6 Despite this substantive overlap, the procedures for enforcement of the Titles differ fundamentally: Title I is enforced by civil actions filed by members

Titles I & IV of the LMRDA: A Resolution of the Conflict of Remedies