Condon & Forsyth will be joining The Coalition of Women’s Initiatives in Law (New York Chapter) on July 11 at 6:00pm for a rooftop networking event. Take in lovely views
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The issue of whether delay claims brought under Article 19 of the Montreal Convention can be certified for class action treatment under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure has gained
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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
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Michael J. Holland, Of Counsel at Condon & Forsyth, is being recognized by Catholic Migration Services for his long-term dedication to those in need within the communities of Brooklyn/Queens at
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Condon & Forsyth is a proud sponsor of the 23rd Annual ABA National Institute on Aviation Litigation on June 8 in Chicago. Partner Chris Christensen will be co-chairing the conference,
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Partners Kathy Posner and John Maggio will be speaking at the 10th Annual McGill Conference on International Aviation Liability and Insurance (22-23 June 2017, held in Montreal). The McGill Conference brings together
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On May 19, 2017, a Federal Court of Appeals ruled that the FAA’s Registration Rule, which requires all owners of small unmanned aircraft systems (“UAS” or “drones”) to register with
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While experiencing a downward trend in accidents and incidents, the aviation industry continues to champion efforts to institutionalize safety. In 2015 the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) adopted a Final Rule,
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The Ninth Circuit recently reinstated a class action against US Airways for the return of baggage fees in the event of delay.1 This holding is notable because it narrowed the
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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
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