Airplanes / Aviation
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Airplanes / Aviation
Lawyer Tries To Fly On Airplane Without A Mask. It Does Not Go Well For Him.
Check out the video for some sky justice. -
Airplanes / Aviation, Boutique Law Firms
International Firm Buys $3 Million Jet As Cost-Saving Measure
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Airplanes / Aviation
D.C. Circuit Stands Up To Airlines And The 'Incredible Shrinking Seat'
'This is the Case of the Incredible Shrinking Airline Seat.'
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Airplanes / Aviation, Law Professors
Passengers Should Have To Pay To Recline On An Airplane?
Two law professors argue that passengers should be spending more money. -
Airplanes / Aviation, Justice
Man Sues American Airlines Because His Aisle Was Full Of Fat People
Reader poll: who really had the worse flight? -
Airplanes / Aviation, Justice
United Settles With Dragging Victim, Gets Chicago Off The Hook
It's official, do not drag non-violent people off of planes. -
Airplanes / Aviation, Labor / Employment, On The Job
In Praise Of Companies Getting It Right
What can employers learn from the recent American and United Airlines controversies? -
Airplanes / Aviation, Justice, Kids
One New Regulation Would Change The World For Parents Flying With Children
Remember when airlines tried to make it easier for parents to fly instead of fighting them? - Sponsored
Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
How to best leverage generative AI as an early adopter with ethical use. -
Airplanes / Aviation
The Pop Quiz You Need To Pass If You Are Bumped On An Overbooked Flight
Overbooking happens all the time, so this is trivia you can use. -
Airplanes / Aviation, Antitrust
The Lawyers Who Are To Blame For Making Flying So Miserable
There is an answer to why flying is the worst: the lawyers. -
Airplanes / Aviation, Justice
United Passenger Lawyers Up, Will Likely 'Re-Accommodate' Airline In Court
United is about to get dragged... through the courts. -
Airplanes / Aviation, ATL Redline, Justice, Technology
At Least My New Wireless Headphones Won't Blow Up On A Plane
As long as my iPhone doesn't blow up in my hand or cause an in-air emergency, I guess I'm down with Apple for another round. -
Airplanes / Aviation, Crime, Drinking
Former Biglaw Partner Who Got Wasted On Plane And Caused Flight Diversion Charged With Airplane Assault
She lost her Biglaw partnership, and now she may lose her freedom.
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Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
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Airplanes / Aviation, Holidays and Seasons, Travel / Vacation
5 Tips If You Get Stuck At The Airport
The holiday season is upon us, and travel is a nightmare. -
Airplanes / Aviation, Disasters / Emergencies
Well-Known Lawyer Killed In Fiery Plane Crash
A witness who saw the plane crash believes the passengers' last moments must have been truly horrid. -
Airplanes / Aviation, Partner Issues
Biglaw Partner Whose Mid-Air Meltdown Caused Plane Diversion Is Sorry
The Biglaw partner who committed several party fouls on a plane is on an apology tour. -
Airplanes / Aviation, Drinking, Partner Issues
Biglaw Partner Gets Wasted On Plane, Causes Mid-Atlantic Flight Diversion
Yikes! This partner sounds like she'd be an aggressive litigant. -
Airplanes / Aviation, New Jersey, Privacy
Can You Shoot Down Drones?
Hide your kids, hide your wife, these drones are getting everybody. -
Airplanes / Aviation, Biglaw, Deaths, Disasters / Emergencies, Quote of the Day
Biglaw Firm Mourns Partner Killed In MH17 Crash
Was he the only lawyer aboard the doomed flight? -
Airplanes / Aviation, Federal Circuit, Federal Judges, Free Speech, Law Schools, Morning Docket, Police
Morning Docket: 06.06.14
* Federal judges frequently fly across the globe on other people’s dime for conferences and symposia, but 2012′s most frequent flyer is a judge who was recently embroiled in an ethics scandal: Randall Rader of the Federal Circuit. [National Law Journal]
* Even though she claims nothing is “fundamentally broken,” Securities and Exchange Commission chairwoman Mary Jo White proposed “sweeping” new stock market regulations in an attempt to get with the times. [DealBook / New York Times]
* U. of Maine wants to combine its business and law schools, but professors are concerned about pressing questions like, “What will the diploma say?” rather than, “Do I get to keep my job?” [Portland Press Herald]
* Law schools are seen as cash cows for their affiliated undergraduate universities, but this law school is hurting so bad for cash due to low enrollment the university is infusing it with millions. [Minnesota Daily]
* A Pennsylvania man is suing his local police department for First Amendment violations after he was arrested for cursing in front of officers. N.W.A has a song this guy would like. [Pittsburgh Post-Gazette]