The unofficial vote count is 109 in favor of joining the union and nine against.
The count has not yet been certified by the National Labor Relations Board. The company and its lawyers are raising concerns about how some votes were mailed in.
Journalists at the website had petitioned in July to be represented by the union. Law360 is owned by LexisNexis Group, a subsidiary of RELX Group.
The petition followed an incident where management enforced a non-compete agreement against a recently departed employee. As part of a recent settlement with New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman, which stemmed from an investigation initiated by The News Guild, the company has discontinued its practice of requiring employees to sign non-compete agreements, which had restricted their ability to find other jobs.
The company aggressively tried to convince journalists not to join the union through meetings with the staff.
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