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Carnevale et al v. The Boeing Company

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1:13-cv-12615

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Airplane Product Liability

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The Boeing Co.

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February 06, 2019
$2.2M Award Upheld For Woman On Traumatic Boeing Flight

A Massachusetts federal judge on Wednesday rejected Boeing's request for a new trial in the case of a Costa Rican woman who won a $2.2 million verdict for emotional and physical injuries she suffered after a harrowing 2010 flight, saying there was "ample evidence" the woman suffered severe post-traumatic stress disorder and major depression after the event.
April 20, 2018
Boeing Passenger Wins $1.5M Verdict In Midair Hole Trial

A Costa Rican woman won a $1.5 million jury verdict for emotional and physical injuries she said she suffered after a harrowing 2010 flight during which a two-foot hole opened up in a Boeing plane at 32,000 feet, according to a judgment entered late Thursday in Massachusetts federal court.
April 03, 2018
Passenger Claims Lasting Distress As Boeing Trial Begins

An attorney for a woman suing Boeing for emotional and physical injuries after a two-foot hole opened up in the plane during a 2010 flight told a Massachusetts federal jury Tuesday their client's life has been irreparably altered by the incident, but the airplane maker said her claims "simply don't add up."
April 02, 2018
Boeing Trial Opening Statements Delayed After Strategy Shift

A federal judge on Monday pushed back by a day opening statements in a trial for a woman suing The Boeing Co. over a two-foot hole that opened up in a plane she was aboard in 2010 after she altered her strategy on the eve of jury selection.
March 27, 2018
Passenger Bid To Prevent 'Atty Misconduct' Puzzles Boeing

Attorneys for The Boeing Co. on Tuesday responded with apparent bewilderment over a passenger's motion to prevent attorney misconduct by barring the airline maker's counsel from making certain statements when next week's trial begins over a two-foot hole that opened up in a plane at 32,000 feet.
March 22, 2018
Witness Issues Won't Delay Mass. Boeing Airplane Hole Trial

Boeing Co. will face a trial next month in Massachusetts federal court for a long-running suit brought by six passengers who say they suffered serious injuries after a two-foot hole opened up at 32,000 feet on a 2010 flight from Miami, but on Thursday the two sides still had unresolved issues over witnesses.