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Montreal Convention inapplicable where injured passenger unable to prove that airline regarded multi-airline carriage as "single operation"
Kruger v. United Air Lines, Inc. (N.D. Cal. Nov. 1, 2007). While waiting on a jetway to board a flight from San Francisco to Seattle, the passenger was inadvertently struck on the head by a backpack … more →
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Montreal Convention inapplicable where injured passenger unable to prove that airline regarded multi-airline carriage as "single operation"
Kenneth Nankin wrote 1 year ago: Kruger v. United Air Lines, Inc. (N.D. Cal. Nov. 1, 2007). While waiting on a jetway to board a fli … more →
Court analyzes "accident" location in ruling on passenger remand motion
Kenneth Nankin wrote 2 years ago: Bunis v. Israir GSA, Inc. and Israir Airlines & Tourism, Ltd. (E.D.N.Y. July 30, 2007). The pas … more →
Injured passenger embraces Warsaw Convention then tries, without success, to avoid it
Kenneth Nankin wrote 2 years ago: Sanchez-Morrabal v. Omni Air Services, Co. (D. Puerto Rico July 6, 2007). Way back in 2001, the pas … more →
Airline's summary judgment motion under the Warsaw Convention denied because passenger had not been "embarking"
Kenneth Nankin wrote 2 years ago: Dick v. American Airlines, Inc. (D. Mass. Mar. 12, 2007). The international travel itinerary of the … more →
Airline obtains summary judgment in offended passenger case
Kenneth Nankin wrote 2 years ago: Maduro v. American Airlines, Inc. (Virgin Islands Super. Feb. 26, 2007). During a layover in Puerto … more →
