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Latest News in Transportation
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January 16, 2026
Fed. Circ. Pauses BMW's Injunction Ending German IP Cases
The Federal Circuit on Friday temporarily stayed U.S. District Judge Alan Albright's injunction barring Onesta IP LLC from suing BMW in German court, shooting down BMW's attempts earlier Friday to block a stay and hold Onesta in contempt.
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January 16, 2026
Rail Regulator Tells UP, Norfolk Southern To Redo Merger Bid
A rail regulator said Friday that Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern still haven't shared crucial details or projected revenue and traffic numbers related to their proposed mega-merger, so their application must be rejected for now as "incomplete."
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January 16, 2026
$29M Deal In Boeing Supplier Fraud Suit Gets Final OK
A New York federal judge on Friday approved a $29 million deal to close out a suit alleging that Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. misled investors by failing to disclose pervasive quality problems and a documented history of supplying its chief customer, The Boeing Co., with defective plane parts.
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January 16, 2026
Judge Backs Employment Law Firm's 'Harmless Flirting' Ad
A New York federal judge said an employment law firm would probably win its constitutional challenge to the rejection of a billboard advertising its willingness to sue companies that dismiss sexual harassment as "harmless flirting," calling a Syracuse airport authority's concerns that the ad pushed false information "nonsense."
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January 16, 2026
Flight Attendant Fights Southwest's Bid To Toss OT Suit
An Illinois federal judge should preserve a proposed class action accusing Southwest Airlines of systematically depriving flight attendants at Chicago Midway International Airport of overtime pay, a former flight attendant said, fighting Southwest's argument that the Railway Labor Act preempts the claims because the flight attendants are unionized.
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- AGENCIES
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