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The Port of New Orleans has been awarded a $73.8 million federal grant to support the initial construction of its Louisiana International Terminal (LIT) project in St. Bernard Parish.

Although the Trump Administration's plans for significant infrastructure investment, including key ports and terminals, bode well for the marine industry...

Citing the need to "consider fully the implications of the long anticipated decision" in West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency—which was not issued by the U.S. Supreme Court...

In Firstair Group, Inc. v. Kreb, 4 N.Y.S.3d 557 (3d Dep't 2015), a New York appellate court recently considered the scope of the obligations of the assignee of an aircraft purchaser who did not expressly undertake the liabilities of the assignor.

We here at the Dashboard are fond of writing about the ongoing evolution of the automotive industry into a technology industry.

The court first dismissed the claims against SANA based on lack of personal jurisdiction, before considering the preemption arguments of SAS and MedAire.

As any good offensive lineman will tell you, this is a game of inches.

The unmanned aircraft system, autonomous vehicle, and financial technology (FinTech) industries are each in their fledgling stages, but forging ahead at a rapid pace.

There was a plenty of rail-related activity during the 114th Congress and the last two years of the Obama Administration.

On October 16, 2016, the US Department of Transportation ("DOT") announced enhanced protections for air travelers as well as actions designed to promote airline competition.

Electric GPS-enabled scooter and bicycle rental companies like Bird, LimeBike, Spin and Jump Bike (acquired by Uber) are spreading across major U.S. cities like San Francisco, San Diego ...

In David v. United Airlines, Inc., the plaintiff, an eighty-six-year-old man, brought claims of negligence and breach of contract against United Airlines...

On March 18, 2024, the Georgia Legislature enacted significant amendments to the Direct-Action Statute through Senate Bill 426.

Rosekind has served for the past four years as a member of the National Transportation Safety Board. Rosekind focused on accident investigations and human fatigue in his role at the NTSB.

On February 23, the Federal Aviation Administration's notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) for small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) operation was published in the Federal Register.

As subrogation professionals, it is sometimes easy to direct our concentration on the liability issues in each case and to overlook the details associated with the damages and first-party claim adjustment.

Freight markets are experiencing unprecedented divergence as transpacific ocean rates hold near peak levels while Asia-Europe lanes decline, trucking shifts from spot to contract dominance, and record diesel prices reset cost structures across all transportation modes. This comprehensive analysis examines how carrier capacity management, fuel cost pressures, and modal shifts are reshaping logistics economics heading into Q4 peak season.