Although trade unions are unincorporated associations, and therefore are not legal persons, they generally can sue or be sued because of a statutory change made to the common law.

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A statutory change allowed trade unions, despite being unincorporated associations, to have the ability to sue or be sued as legal persons.

Although Trade Unions Are Unincorporated Associations, and Therefore Are Not