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Latest News in Transportation
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April 10, 2025
Puerto Rico Judge Says Atty Plagiarized Climate Complaint
Calling it a "cautionary tale for all members of the bar," a Puerto Rico federal judge has upbraided an attorney representing San Juan for plagiarizing the complaint and other briefs in the municipality's lawsuit alleging energy industrial giants misrepresented the climate dangers of fossil fuel products.
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April 10, 2025
1st Circ. Asked To Save $34M Fee Bid In JetBlue-Spirit Case
Passengers who launched an antitrust challenge to the since-scrapped JetBlue-Spirit Airlines merger have asked the First Circuit to revive their bid to collect up to $34 million in legal fees, insisting that they paved the way for the deal to be blocked, so they should be declared the "prevailing party."
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April 10, 2025
Amazon Can Withhold Flex Driver Names In Tip Case For Now
A Washington federal judge won't force Amazon to hand over the personal information of more than 150,000 delivery drivers to proposed class action members who claim they were all shortchanged on tips, saying the named plaintiffs haven't yet shown the data is relevant.
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April 10, 2025
CSX Accused Of Punishing Workers For FMLA Leave
Railroad giant CSX Transportation Inc. discourages and punishes its employees who miss work under the Family and Medical Leave Act through an attendance point system and scare tactics, according to a federal lawsuit filed by a conductor in North Carolina.
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April 10, 2025
DEA Ignored Subpoenas In Criminal Case, Suit Alleges
A pair of defendants in a pending state court criminal case in San Diego County have asked a California federal judge to compel the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration to direct two of its agents to testify in that matter, alleging the agency has violated the law by ignoring subpoenas.

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