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Patterson v. American Airlines
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September 11, 2019
American Airlines Can't Sell Magistrate On Atty Sanctions
A Florida federal magistrate judge has declined to back sanctions against attorneys for a pilot suing American Airlines, saying even though the pilot gave false information in a deposition, he did so because of a misunderstanding and his attorneys tried to correct the record.
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September 10, 2019
Atty 'Doubled Down' On Lies In Grounded Pilot's Suit, AA Says
Florida plaintiffs lawyer William Amlong participated in litigation "subterfuge" in a grounded pilot's case against American Airlines and lied at a recent hearing, lawyers for the company told a federal judge Monday.
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August 26, 2019
Pilot's Email May Add Fuel To American Airlines Sanction Bid
An attorney for a grounded pilot revealed during a hearing Monday that his client expressed a need to keep American Airlines from learning about an adverse mental fitness evaluation during litigation, sparking a frenzy of questions from the airline's attorney as it pressed for sanctions.
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June 07, 2019
American Airlines Pilot Wants 'Biased' Judge Off His Case
A former pilot who unsuccessfully sued American Airlines for grounding him has argued that a federal magistrate judge should be off the case, including review of a sanctions bid from the airline, claiming she showed bias toward him and his former counsel.