The Summer 2019 edition of the Aviation Group's newsletter examines some of the most recent and relevant cases and developments in aviation, including:
- Washington Court of Appeals Reverses Dismissal of Design Defect Claim and Remands for Further Trial
- Kentucky Court of Appeals Grants Bell Helicopter New Trial Based on Trial Court's Erroneous Rulings on Admissibility of Evidence
- Federal Court Rejects Plaintiff's Novel "Nerve Center" Argument in Unsuccessful Bid to Remand Case to State Court
- Montreal Convention Action Dismissed by District Court for the Southern District of New York on Forum Non Conveniens Grounds
- Supreme Court's Latest Conflict Preemption Case May Provide Aviation Manufacturer Defendants with another Argument against State Law Products Claims
- Southern District of California Holds that Assault of Airline Employee is not a Safety Threat in Federal Aviation Act Preemption Analysis
- District Court Rules Turkish Airlines' Nationwide Website Does not Subject it to General Personal Jurisdiction in Nevada
- Delaware Court Holds that Economic Loss Doctrine Applies to Claim for Damage to Property Itself Even Where Incident also Resulted in Personal Injury or Property Damage to Third-Parties
- Second Circuit Joins the Third Circuit in Approving the Practice of "Snap Removals"
- Florida Supreme Court Reverses Course and Adopts the Federal Court Daubert Standard for the Admissibility of Expert Testimony in State Court
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