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Zurbriggen et al v. Twin Hill Acquisition, Inc.
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1:17-cv-05648
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365 Personal Inj. Prod. Liability
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Class Action
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- Amundsen Davis
- Burns Charest
- Clyde & Co
- DiCello Levitt
- Greenberg Traurig
- KMA Zuckert
- Lewis Brisbois
- O'Melveny & Myers
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January 11, 2023
Workers Fed Up With Discovery Delays In Toxic Uniform Suit
The maker of allegedly toxic flight crew uniforms has continued its pattern of causing discovery delays by failing to turn over information about similar products despite receiving orders to produce those documents promptly, American Airlines employees told an Illinois federal judge Wednesday.
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August 28, 2020
Workers Say Bankruptcy Shouldn't Halt Toxic Uniform Suit
A lawsuit accusing an American Airlines contractor of making toxic flight crew uniforms shouldn't be put on pause simply because its former parent company filed for bankruptcy, a proposed class of workers argued in Illinois federal court.
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May 01, 2020
American Airlines Says 1 More Should Exit Toxic Uniform Suit
American Airlines said Thursday that an Illinois federal judge should reconsider his decision to let an Oklahoma resident stay in a lawsuit over allegedly toxic flight crew uniforms, arguing he cited the wrong standard to advance the resident's claims.
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April 23, 2020
American Ordered To Face Trimmed Toxic Uniforms Suit
An Illinois federal judge said Wednesday that American Airlines must face a pared-down proposed class action alleging its 2016 flight crew uniforms triggered rashes and other health issues, saying there were plausible allegations that American exposed workers to harmful uniforms that were misrepresented as safe to wear.
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January 24, 2019
American Says No Intent To Harm In Toxic Uniforms Suit
American Airlines told an Illinois federal judge Wednesday that a proposed class of flight attendants and pilots alleging they experienced rashes and other health issues from uniforms cannot prove the company set out to intentionally harm them, insisting their overblown claims undermine workers' compensation protections.
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November 16, 2018
American Airlines Again Seeks To Nix Toxic Uniform Claims
American Airlines Group Inc. has asked an Illinois federal court to once again dismiss a proposed class suit over uniforms that allegedly caused health problems for flight attendants and pilots, saying the employees haven't shown that the airline intentionally caused them harm.
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November 20, 2017
American Airlines Looks To Ditch Toxic Uniforms Suit
American Airlines asked an Illinois federal court Friday to toss a proposed class action over a new batch of chemically treated uniforms that's allegedly led to a "cascade of health problems" among flight attendants and pilots, saying the tort claims are clearly preempted by workers' compensation laws.