I live in Sacramento, CA and am having a hard time figuring this out...

If you are/were anemployeedesiring to bring a lawsuit against OSHA, in what U.S. district court could you bring it?

You will need to provide the location of your residence, i.e., city/state. If you are not a resident of a U.S. city/state now, contact your instructor for a hypothetical location. Remember, certain jurisdictions (states) have more than one court, and you are to be specific regarding which is the correct court for your location.

Be sure to include the specific address for the clerk of court for the jurisdiction with whom documents (like the complaint, answer, etc.) must be filed.

Also if you are/were anemployerdesiring to bring a lawsuit against OSHA, in what district court could you bring it?

You will need to choose an employer who has its corporate headquarters in a U.S. city/state other than where your residence is located. You may need to check some corporate names online to see where the corporate office is located. If you cannot find one, contact your instructor to determine one to use. Remember, certain jurisdictions (states) have more than one court and you are to be specific regarding which is the correct court for your location.