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In Boyd v. Deutsche Lufthansa Aktiengesellschaft, the district court dismissed the plaintiff's Montreal Convention claims arising from injuries allegedly sustained when she was knocked to the ground...

Mark Connot was featured in the Drone Law Today podcast, in which he discussed drone laws in the Las Vegas area.

This executive order suspends all diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, including those pertaining to recruitment and hiring, within the U.S.

Commercial Operators of Small Drones Must Operate Within Visual-Line-of-Sight, During Daylight Hours, at a Maximum Ground Speed of 100 mph and Height of 400 Feet Unless They Obtain Waiver.

The FAA Registry office in Oklahoma City, Okla. is closed while the U.S. Government is shut down.

Hosted Payload is now available in both video and podcast form! Host Henry Gola thinks Space Cowboys is Clint Eastwood's worst movie, but he meets surprising disagreement from colleagues Jen Hindin, Chloe Hawker, and Jillian Quigley. Plus, Chloe does double duty and dishes the latest satellite and space news in the Orbital Debrief.

We asked millennials to indicate the frequency with which they use various transportation options.

Congress has again extended the excise tax for air transportation while it continues to consider FAA reauthorization legislation.

Lewis Brisbois secured a favorable jury verdict for a defense client in an automobile accident case.

Lewis Brisbois recently obtained summary judgment in a bus accident case. The plaintiff alleged she sustained personal injuries ...

Holland & Knight welcomes Lucille L. Marvin as a partner in maritime transportation policy and newest editor of The Commission blog. With over two decades of experience spanning the Federal Maritime Commission, Surface Transportation Board, and congressional affairs, Marvin brings comprehensive expertise in maritime regulation and transportation policy to guide clients through complex legislative and regulatory challenges.

The U.S. auto aftermarket is undergoing significant changes, influenced by a complex global tariff system, rapid advancements in vehicle technology, and intense competition for vehicle data.

This CCA explains that the entertainment disallowance allocation rules applicable to flights on employer-provided aircraft do not apply to flights on aircraft operated by a sole proprietorship.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced inflation adjustments to the federal excise tax (FET) rates on air transportation for 2012.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recently announced that it would be issuing a proposed rule to codify NHTSA Standing General Order 2021-01 on Reporting Requirements for Automated Driving Systems (ADS) and Level 2 Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) in November of this year.

On this episode, special counsel Mike Dover and senior associate Jenny Wainwright discuss some of the key points from two items released by the FCC on August 29.

Junk fees have made, and continue to make, state attorney general headlines with recent actions by Maryland and Rhode Island relating to consumer transportation.