Mike Nakamura and his team reached a confidential settlement on behalf of a 20-year-old young man tragically rendered a quadriplegic in a truck collision.

The essence of the claim by the deceased flight student's parents was that the instructor struck power lines while hot-dogging.

I was recently speaking with a former client who mentioned he went out for a ride on a really cold Sunday. He decided to take his bike to go see his mom.

Plaintiffs also brought breach of contract claims against Aeroflot and Finnair, and a RICO claim against Aeroflot only.

Julie D. Goldstein was featured in the Law360 article "VW, Audi Owners Win $15.5M in Attys’ Fees in Oil Sludge MDL."

There is an ongoing dispute between the FCC and the FAA that revolves around wireless carriers' use of C-Band spectrum to deliver new 5G services, and the aviation industry's use of nearby spectrum for a critical safety system – the radio altimeter.

The dispute revolves around the wireless carriers' use of C-Band spectrum to deliver 5G and the aviation industry's use of nearby spectrum to control aircraft.

The Arizona Attorney General recently sued Mercedes-Benz USA and Daimler, alleging that they defrauded consumers by selling "clean diesel" cars.

The FAA granted regulatory exemptions to six aerial photo and video production companies and considering the application of a seventh.

The Metropolitan Transit Authority (the "MTA") – the entity that runs New York City's public transportation system – has just updated its advertising policy.

Milbank Transportation and Space partner Dara Panahy moderated the panel "Spectrum Wars?" at the Asia Video Industry Association (AVIA) Satellite Industry

Happy New Year! While you are making (and soon breaking) your resolutions, here's another lifestyle change to consider for 2019: putting your car fob in foil at night before you go to sleep.

On July 31, 2023, the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) announced an enforcement review of the data privacy practices of connected vehicle (CV) manufacturers and technologies.

The fourth objective of the Principles is "Enhance Automotive Cybersecurity" which is to "explore and employ ways to work collaboratively in order to mitigate those cyber threats that could present unreasonable safety risks."

A CT state senator wants to ban the Connecticut Department of Transportation’s ability to use its power of eminent domain to seize "intangible property," such as bus companies’ licenses to carry passengers on specified routes.

The District of Columbia's Department of Transportation (DDOT) launched the Streatery Program in 2020 as a public safety measure at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Uber is utilizing its experience as a service provider and its knowledge of demand patterns and customer behavior to compete with carmakers.

The suit seeks injunctive relief against Calvin House, a landowner who denied the company access to his 330-acre property.

Last Summer, a Florida brewery made national headlines by announcing an innovation: biodegradable six-pack rings.

As everyone reading this blog well knows, there has been a shortage of new vehicles this year due to a variety of factors.