Author: Scott D. Cunningham

Scott heads the firm’s Los Angeles office and has extensive experience representing aerospace insurers, foreign and domestic airlines and aircraft manufacturers as lead counsel in cases involving wrongful death and…

View Scott's Profile

Subscribe to receive email notifications when new items are published

Uber files federal civil RICO lawsuits in New York, Florida, and California against law firms and doctors, alleging fraudulently inflated medical bills in personal injury cases

It is no secret within the insurance defense bar that a growing number of plaintiffs’ attorneys are artificially inflating the value of their personal injury cases against defendants with large…

Read More

Is Filing Enough? Application of the Filed Rate Doctrine to International Air Transportation

The Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit recently ruled on a case of first impression involving international air transportation and whether the filed rate doctrine bars certain antitrust claims…

Read More

Central District of California Grants Summary Judgment to Airline in Action by International Passenger Travelling on Cancelled Passport

The U.S. District Court for the Central District of California granted summary judgment to Singapore Airlines (SIA) in a lawsuit by a passenger who travelled from California to India on…

Read More

Two Noise Pollution Lawsuits Challenging New FAA Flight Paths into San Francisco International and San Jose International Airports Dismissed as Impermissible Collateral Attack on FAA Order

The area surrounding an airport is often a noisy place, with airplanes carrying passengers and cargo continuously arriving and landing. In the U. S., the flight paths that aircraft approaching…

Read More

7th Circuit Decision Allows Asiana Crash Cases to be Consolidated in Federal Court

One issue that arises inevitably in air disaster litigation in the United States is whether the federal court can assert jurisdiction over all cases so that they can be resolved…

Read More

Ninth Circuit Strictly Construes Two-Year Limitations Period of Montreal Convention

In Narayanan v. British Airways, No. 11-55870 (9th Cir. Mar. 19, 2014), the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held that, under the plain language of Article 35(1) of the Montreal…

Read More

Two Year Limitation Period Not Applicable to Contribution and Indemnity Claims under Montreal Convention

In a decision that could have far-reaching implications for the air freight industry, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals recently held in Chubb Insurance Company of Europe, S.A. v. Menlo…

Read More

Condon Newlsetter Subscribe

Subscribe to receive email notifications when new items are published. Your information will not be shared, and you may unsubscribe at any time via the link in our emails.

Name
Email(Required)
Privacy(Required)