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Hon. Thomas A. Dickerson
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Hon. Thomas A. Dickerson·
Aviation Feature
·September 5, 2018

Blind airline passenger intimidated by Federal Air Marshal: Is Delta Air Lines liable?

Delta Air Lines seat In this week’s travel law article, we examine the case of Gardner v. United States of...
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Hon. Thomas A. Dickerson·
Aviation Feature
·July 19, 2018

Airline passenger dies during flight: Is Virgin America liable under California’s Elder Abuse Act?

Virgin America In this week’s travel law article, we examine the case of Balukjian v. Virgin America, Inc., Case No....
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Hon. Thomas A. Dickerson·
Aviation News
·December 9, 2017

US Airways’ restraint of trade claim against Sabre

In this week’s article, we examine the case of US Airways, Inc. v. Sabre Holdings Corp., No. 11 Civ. 2725...
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Hon. Thomas A. Dickerson·
Aviation Feature
·August 8, 2018

Retaliatory placement on the No Fly List: Are federal officers personally liable?

In this week’s travel law article, we examine the case of Tanvir v. Tanzin, Docket No. 16-1176 (2d. Cir. May...
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Hon. Thomas A. Dickerson·
Aviation Feature
·April 19, 2018

Two federal criminal cases involving unruly airline passengers: Stop drinking and behave, please!

In this week’s article, we examine two criminal cases involving unruly airline passengers who were convicted of violating 49 U.S.C....
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Hon. Thomas A. Dickerson·
Aviation News
·November 30, 2017

Passenger does good deed closing overhead bin and fractures shoulder: Is airline liable?

Passenger does good deed closing overhead bin and fractures shoulder: Is airline liable? Click to read the full article Passenger...
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