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American Airlines, Inc. v. The New York City Department Of Consumer Affairs et al
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November 01, 2021
American Airlines Changes Policy To End NYC Sick Leave Suit
American Airlines Inc. reached a deal with a New York City consumer watchdog to resolve a lawsuit claiming the airline violated the city's paid sick leave law by penalizing workers for taking time off, the city said Monday.
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September 03, 2019
Aviation Industry Preemption Battles To Watch
State and local regulations governing flight crew wages and benefits, airport operations and crash liability have sparked legal clashes with aviation industry stakeholders claiming the federal government sets the rules. Here's a look at a few notable preemption battles in the aviation industry.
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August 01, 2019
American Airlines Challenges NYC Paid Sick Leave Law
American Airlines hit the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs with a federal lawsuit Thursday accusing the city of unfairly trying to enforce its paid sick leave law on an industry regulated by the federal government.