Alice Colarossi and Julia Norsetter discuss how the Jones Act poses challenges for the development of offshore wind projects in the U.S.

The Safer Seas Act was passed and enacted into law in December 2022 as part of the National Defense Authorization Act. The Act includes many changes for the maritime industry...

On January 17, 2025, the US Coast Guard published a final rule titled "Cybersecurity in the Marine Transportation System," setting a baseline for cybersecurity standards.

Digital transformation now sits at the heart of nearly every industry strategy.

Damages Recoverable in Maritime Matters (2d ed. 2019); General Committee on Admiralty & Maritime Law, Torts and Insurance

The potential for rulemaking in 2024 from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has been deferred to 2025 at the earliest, including on key state-of-the-art technologies such as automatic emergency braking in heavy and medium-duty trucks.

On today's episode of Rev Up!, BakerHostetler Partners Ashley Hess and Peter Roskam will discuss the impact of the new presidency and Congress on the Automotive/Mobility Industry…and how the Republican.

After a hiatus, Sara Baxenberg and Josh Turner are back with a new episode of Sara and Josh Talk About Drones. In this episode, Sara and Josh talk

Michael Lowry (Partner-Las Vegas) co-authored "Seeking Higher Ground: When does the common carrier standard of care actually apply?"

Brett A. Berman was featured in the Philadelphia Business Journal article, "Taxi industry claims PPA purposely trying to 'ruin' them: Lawsuit."

Michael and Colin speak with the CTO of General Galactic, Luke Neise, about employing a water-based propulsion system...

I recently provided some thoughts to The Legal Intelligencer on Uber's plans to roll out a fleet of self-driving cars in Pittsburgh later this month.

Plaintiff Sangmi Lee filed suit in Philadelphia Municipal Court against American Airlines for financial damages allegedly caused by the airline's employees' refusal to allow her to board a flight from Miami to Belize...

The U.S. DOJ's Antitrust Division and the DOT announced the launch of a broad public inquiry into the state of competition in air travel.

A (slightly congested) T Minus 1 brings a shoutout to Payload and a discussion of time on the moon. (Please tell me lunar time will be easier to calculate than Australian time?!)

I don't often wear black, but when I do, it feels appropriate to consider the role the FCC will have in the post-Loper Bright, Trump 2.0 world

Today on T Minus 1, I highlight a non-FCC rulemaking (it's DHS, in fact) with potentially broad implications for the satellite industry.

Today in T Minus 1, we hop across the pond to the UK for a glimpse at Ofcom's "Call for Input" regarding spectrum needs for D2D (a/k/a SCS) services. Interested parties still have time to submit!

As a pilot and an avid Philadelphia sports fan, I — like many across America — mourned the recent flying accident and death of pitching ace Roy Halladay. After such events, friends often ask why I fly. Here is at least a partial answer to why I love being a pilot.

As the commercial and recreational markets for drone technology continue to expand, federal and state regulators are turning their attention to rules for operators, public safety issues, and personal privacy concerns