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Aviation Law News | Global | 8 Nov 2018
Irish airline suing European Commission for €263m merger losses
Dublin-based freight and passenger airline ASL is pursuing a claim for more than €263 million against Europe’s competition regulator, claiming its decision to block a merger between logistics firms UPS and TNT was “unlawful”.
Aviation Law News | Global | 8 Nov 2018
HFW Brazilian affiliate firm CAL hires finance partner from Pinheiro Neto
Newly formed Brazilian firm Costa & Lasalvia Advogados (CAL) has hired Felipe Bonsenso, formally of Pinheiro Neto Advogados, as a partner in its Sao Paulo office.
Aviation Law News | Global | 8 Nov 2018
US court allows Virgin America sexual assault claims to move forward
A California court has agreed to hear a claim for vicarious liability against US airline Virgin America following an alleged sexual assault by one of its former executives.
Aviation Law News | Global | 8 Nov 2018
UK law firm says Ryanair must explain handling of “racist” passenger incident
Lawyers from UK plaintiffs’ firm Leigh Day said on 5 November they had written to Irish budget airline Ryanair asking it to explain its handling of an incident in which a 77-year old woman was “racially abused” on a flight from Barcelona to London Stansted in October.
Aviation Law News | Global | 8 Nov 2018
Uruguay faces arbitration claim over collapsed airline
A Panamanian holding company has threatened to bring an arbitration claim against Uruguay over the renationalisation of an airline.
Aviation Law News | Global | 8 Nov 2018
The ALN Round-up (8 November)
News in brief from around the world… Virgin Atlantic has withdrawn its request for troubled Cypriot carrier Cobalt’s ATL to be reinstated and the Italian competition authority has opened a probe into Ryanair and Wizz Air baggage policies.
Aviation Law News | United Kingdom | 8 Nov 2018
UK law firm says Ryanair must explain handling of “racist” passenger incident
Lawyers from UK plaintiffs' firm Leigh Day said on 5 November they had written to Irish budget airline Ryanair asking it to explain its handling of an…
Aviation Law News | USA | 8 Nov 2018
US court allows Virgin America sexual assault claims to move forward
A California court has agreed to hear a claim for vicarious liability against US airline Virgin America following an alleged sexual assault by one of…
Aviation Law News | Uruguay | 8 Nov 2018
Uruguay faces arbitration claim over collapsed airline
A Panamanian holding company has threatened to bring an arbitration claim against Uruguay over the renationalisation of an airline. Panama-registered…
Aviation Law News | European Union | 8 Nov 2018
Irish airline suing European Commission for €263m merger losses
Dublin-based freight and passenger airline ASL is pursuing a claim for more than euro 263 million against Europe's competition regulator, claiming…
