Schnader attorneys helped obtain a victory on behalf of state and local judicial reform groups in Williams-Yulee v. Florida Bar in the U.S. Supreme Court.

In Ondrejko v. Atlantic Airways, et al., the alleged owner of a single-engine airplane leased to Atlantic Airways claimed that 10 pilots, student pilots and flight instructors had damaged his airplane's engine.

Employers benefit from a decision that a former employee cannot maintain a whistleblower claim absent a reasonable belief that the employer violated a law or regulation.

Jonathan W. Hugg published an article, "What You Need to Know About Changes in Pennsylvania's Creditor-Debtor Laws," in the Philadelphia Business Journal.

Fourteen years ago, the Northern District of California began using a special set of local rules to govern pretrial proceedings in patent cases.

Jonathan B. Skowron published an article in June's AT ISSUE for the Young Lawyers Division, Pennsylvania Bar Association. The article describes practical considerations for engagement letters...

Jonathan B. Skowron published "Opposing Counsel CC'd Her Client; May I ‘Reply All'?" in DRI's The Voice. Skowron is an associate in the Litigation Services Department with experience in profession

In Linfoot v. McDonnell Douglas Helicopter Co., the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee granted McDonnell Douglas Helicopter Co.'s ("MDHC") motion for summary judgment dismissing failure to warn claims arising ..

In this authoritative analysis based on extensive personal experience, Laurel Brandstetter lays out the inner workings of the federal grand jury process.

Alexandra A. Zeiger and Megan E. Harmon published "Steves and Sons vs. Jeld-Wen: The first private antitrust divestiture suit" in the Philadelphia Business Journal.

The $15.00 minimum wage has been the goal of a loud and active national movement for some time now.

The U.S. Department of Labor is seeking public input on what to do with the Obama administration overtime rule.

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced last week that it had settled a suit against Pallet Companies (doing business as IFCO Systems) for $202,200.

On April 7, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signed two executive orders barring discrimination against workers on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.

The airline filed a motion to dismiss in which it argued that "federal law provides the exclusive standards for determining air carrier liability for alleged flight safety violations."

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

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

In a derivative suit arising from alleged acts and omissions relating to Boeing's 737 MAX aircraft, shareholders filed a redacted complaint in the Chancery Court of Delaware.

Montreal Convention limits are set to increase by 13.9% on December 28, 2019. The increase is intended to compensate for inflation that has occurred since the limits were last increased in 2008.

A District Court in Texas recently denied a plaintiff's motion to remand because the Montreal Convention preempted the claims for damages due to a delayed flight.