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Transportation - July, 2026

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• DHS Can't Undo Order Halting TSA Union Deal Cancellation
• 1st Circ. Asked To Save Mayer Brown $21M Fee Bid In RI Suit
• Tesla Told To Disclose Reported Events In Fla. Fatal Crash Suit
• Climate Change Suit Must Proceed, Boulder Tells High Court
• Union Pacific Won't Hire Drivers Using Opioid Meds, Suit Says
• Wash. Panel Upholds DoorDash's $14.5M Insurance Penalty
• Alkegen Can Draw On Ch. 11 Financing In Prepack Case
• Delta, EEOC Seek Approval For Pregnancy Bias Suit Deal
• Texas Panel Says Sysco Can't Arbitrate Driver Injury Claim
• Commerce Establishes Tariff Offsets For Domestic Engines
• Brazil Files Complaint At WTO Against US Tariffs
• Auto Parts Co., Workers Oppose Pretrial Wins In Wage Fight
• Amtrak Says Arbitral Award Can't Dictate Future PTO Claims
• Tech Co.'s 'Mass Surveillance' Tracks US Drivers, Suit Says
• Black, Latino Chicagoans Win Cert. In Traffic Stop Bias Suit
• NYC Beats Most Claims In Texas Migrant Busing Suit
• GM Says Airbag Defect Suit Fails After Plaintiffs Recast Case
• Cannabis Store Owners Seek To Toss Most Claims In $5M Suit
• Railroads, Feds Spar Over Train Crew Size Rule In 11th Circ.
• Honda Says Recall Wipes Out Odyssey Faulty Air Bag Suit
• Judges On AI: Examining Administrative, Organizational Uses
• Deal Reached In Comedian Eric André's Racial Profiling Suit
• 10th Circ. Upholds Colo.'s $3-A-Day Rental Car Fee
• FedEx Will Pay $900K To End Military Leave Bias Fight
• Bus Co. Settles Bid-Rigging Claims For $2.4M
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Tesla Sued For Denying Worker's Accommodation Due To THC
• Illinois Judge Tosses Suit Aimed At High School Speed Zone
• Volkswagen Engineers Charged With Rivian Deal Inside Trades
• NJ Panel Says Lyft Insurer Must Cover Pedestrian's Injury
• Dallas Jury Hits C.H. Robinson With $600M Verdict For Crash
• Pa. Court Won't Hear CSX, Union Contract Dispute
• Forced Labor Tariffs Are Another Illegal Global Regime, Cos. Say
• 4 Cert. Denials Keep Personal Jurisdiction Issues Percolating
• Fed. Circ. Backs Invalidating More PTAB Railcar Patent Claims
• Alaska Tribes Say Road Permits Risk Birds, Subsistence
• Walmart Can't Avoid Suit Over Fatal Road Rage Shooting
• WDP, Argan To Create $14.8B European Logistics RE Giant
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• RTX Contractor's Defenses Trimmed In $1.8M Contract Case
• Swiss Airline Hid Plane's Risks, Families Of Crash Victims Say
• Red States Back DOT In DC Circ. Immigrant Driver Rule Fight
• Ex-Girardi Atty Says Probation's Enough For Role In Theft
• Ford Can't Ditch Bulk Of F-150 Oil Guzzling Defect Suit
• After Wash. Ruling, Paid Claim May Not End Bad Faith Risk
• Trade Court Finds Bridgestone's Thai Tire Duties Justified
• Judge Orders 2 Joint Trials In NC Auto Parts Co. Wage Fight
• Being A Singer Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ex-DHL Workers Ask Court To Keep Discrimination Suit Intact
• EPA 'Defying' Order Reviving $2.8B Grant Program, Judge Says
• States Seek Win Over Trump Admin In DEI Contracts Dispute
• Tesla Trims 1 Intellectual Ventures Patent But Not 2nd At PTAB
• RI Guardrail Builder Sued Over Conn. Woman's Fatal Crash
• Federal Judge Blocks NYC Uber, Lyft Driver Deactivation Law
• Spirit Can Sell NYC Gate Slots To JetBlue For $58.5M In Ch. 11
• Lockheed Guard Wants Video In Gun Handling Dispute
• Cessna Maker Wants Cockpit Recording For Fatal Crash Case
• Justices' Review Of Atty Fees Could Reshape Pipeline Takings
• Software Co. Freed From Insurer's $2.5M Indemnity Dispute
• Cars.com Sabotaged $88M Earnout, Chancery Suit Says
• Judge Blocks Exxon's Due Process Claims In Records Suit
• Data Capture Alone Doesn't Violate Calif. License Plate Law
• India-Based AI Founder Says Colo. Court Lacks Jurisdiction
• Norfolk Southern Sued Over Worker's Lung Cancer Diagnosis
• Calif. Privacy Agency Targets Gig Economy In Inaugural Audit
• NJ Gov. Says Software Glitch Let 400 Noncitizens Vote
• High Court Ruling Doesn't Impact Pipeline Fight, 9th Circ. Told
• DC Circ. Backs FAA In Conn. Airport Fight After Seven County
• High Court To Hear Alaskan Pilot Plane Forfeiture Case
• Sen. Warner Unveils 4-Part AI Guardrail Package
• Feds Seek 3 Months For Ex-Girardi Atty's Role In Theft
• Ship Owner Slams Damages Claims In Md. Bridge Collapse
• Dentons' New Pa. Atty Brings In-House, BigLaw Experience
• Judge Wary Of Philly Firm's Uber, FedEx Antitrust Claims
• Yellow Corp. WARN Act Appeal Refines Layoff Guidance
• United Airlines, Cyber Insurer Spar Over CrowdStrike Losses
• Atlanta 'Plane Train' Workers Score 18% Raise In 1st CBA
• Janitorial Cos. Beat Supplemental Pension Claims, For Now
• Mavis Buying Pep Boys From Icahn In $700M Deal
• Spanish Auto Parts Maker For Ford, GM, Hyundai Seeks Ch. 15
• Trump Unveils 50% Canada Tariffs Over 'Trade Discrimination'
• Boeing Sues To Stop Cameroon Airlines' 1995 Crash Claims
• Auto Parts Co., Investors Ink $12.8M Deal In Merger Suit
• NJ Court Backs Utility In Motorist's Tree-Fall Injury Suit
• Michigan Says Airline Sick Leave Suit Lacks Factual Basis
• Joby Looks To Beat Aerosonic's Air Data Probe IP Suit
• Uber Decries Punitive-Damages Bid Ahead Of Sex Assault Trial
• 4th Circ. Overturns Class Cert. In Boeing Investor Case
• Judge Orders EPA To Determine Soot Compliant Regions
• AIG Unit Must Face Trial Over Allocation Of Crash Settlement
• Uber, Lyft Urge Court To Block NYC Driver Deactivation Law
• Deportees Sue Airline Contractors Over CECOT Prison Flights
• Exxon Climate Suit Fate May Hinge On Preemption Precedent
• Water Transfer Co. Seeks $351K In Worker Credit Refunds
• Honda Driver Says Defective Camera Disables Safety Features
• BNSF, Family Settle Texas Suit Over Fatal Train Derailment
• Masonry Co. Owner To Pay $7.2M Over Amtrak Bribery Plot
• Preparing For Next Congress With Eye On Investigation Risk
• Pension Guarantor Proposes Rule On Disclosure Penalties
• Emirates Stole Meal-Booking Trade Secrets, Startup Says
• Ex-Worker Says CSX Can't Avoid FMLA Trial
• CIT Judge Changes IEEPA Test Case But Retains Schedule
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Flyers Seek Class Cert. In JetBlue-American Pact Case
• Reexams Reach Record High As PTAB Reviews Hit Low
• Judge Says OMB Can't Change Grant Terms After Award
• Tesla Driver 'Overrode' Autopilot In Fatal Crash, NTSB Says
• Reexam Denial On Ex-BlackBerry Patent Cites Pre-Order Filing
• Rakoff Tells Investors Big Banks Were Tricolor Fraud Victims
• Mich. Auto Supplier Says Defective Coating Parts Cost It $4.2M
• UPS Pushes Back On Drivers' Sick Leave Class Bid
• Rivian Hit With Chancery Derivative Suit Over EV Demand
• Top Transportation Rulings: Midyear 2026 Report
• Contractor Says USPS Shorted Her $1.8M For Backlog Runs
• Taxation With Representation: Freshfields, Slaughter And May
• The Biggest Trade Secret Rulings Of 2026: A Midyear Report
• Judge Denies Bid To Fast-Track Alaska Refuge Road Ruling
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• How A 'Revolutionary' Charlotte Courtroom Advances Justice
• SAE Says Standards Fight Must Be Arbitrated In Belgium
• Texas Judge Warns BNSF, Unions Against Tactical Litigation
• Mich. Renews Enbridge Line 5 Permit, Tribes Vow Fight
• Albright Declines To Ship Tesla Dispute To California
• Zohar Trust Wins $2.4M In Lengthy Row With Lynn Tilton Firm
• NJ Panel Says Insurer, Not Driver, Owed Auto Damage Proof
• Aviation Co.'s Coverage Argument Is 'Foolish,' Fund Says
• Parents Lose Most Claims In Child Car Seat Safety Suit
• New Pipeline Repair Rules Shift Burden To Engineer Judgment
• In Uber Assault Trial, A Courtroom Tests Truth Face-To-Face
• Geico Gets Final OK On $2.6M Injury Coverage Deal In Wash.
• Being A Magician Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Freshfields, Wachtell Guide Uber's $14.8B Delivery Hero Deal
• Circuit-By-Circuit Guide To The US Supreme Court's Term
• Oil Giants Can't Move Chicago's Climate Suit, 7th Circ. Says
• Qatar Airways Sued Over Passenger's Food Allergy Death
• 11KBW Atty Says South China Sea Ruling Still Carries Weight
• CIT Judge Says Order Incoming For Next Tariff Refund Phase
• DC Circ. Says District Court Can't Decide USPS Policy Claim
• Wash. Panel Says Prosecutor-Victim Doesn't DQ Colleagues
• GM Robotaxi 'Sign-In Wrap' Sends Injury Suit To Arbitration
• Squires Grants 10 PTAB Petitions, Denies 14 In Newest Order
• Frontier Sued Over Data Breach Linked To Ransom Group
• Personal Injury & Med Mal Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2026
• Maersk 401(k) Stable Value Fund Suit Tossed In Mass. For Now
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Price Realism, High Bid, Interested Party
• First Brands Seeks OK To End Retirement Benefits In Ch. 11
• Judge Rejects NY Assemblyman's Congestion Pricing Lawsuit
• Ex-Senate Committee Chief Counsel Rejoins Hunton
• United Airlines Unit, Cleaning Workers Reach OT Settlement
• EV Maker, CEO Settle SEC Action Over Debt Offering Claims
• Claims In Challenge To Coast Guard Vessel Routes Tossed
• Pittsburgh Says Fire Truck Tie-Ups Drove Up Prices
• Ga. Judge Trims Suit Over Alleged Porsche EV Defect
• Google Is Wrong, 'Settled Expectations' Is Legal, Justices Told
• Mich. Says DOJ Is Mischaracterizing Climate Antitrust Suit
• Texas 3% Corporate Law Unfit For Federal Courts, 5th Circ. Told
• Top Enviro Policy Developments From The First Half Of 2026
• Md. Terminal Sues Bruks Over Failed Bulk Handling System
• Norfolk Southern Asks High Court To Revisit Mallory Case
• Jaguar Will Cover Diesel Filter Repairs To Resolve Defect Suit
• Mercedes Beats Suit Over Shattered Sunroofs
• 1st Circ. Backs CDC Ban On Importing Dogs Under 6 Months
• Lessons On Contingency Planning From OFAC's Iran Reversal
• Mercedes-Benz Denies New Dad's Wrongful Firing Claims
• Pa. Law Firm Defends 'Sham' Counterclaims In Uber RICO Suit
• Broadcasters, Fire Chiefs Press For AM Radio In Cars
• Migrants Say Anonymity Still Needed In Vineyard Flight Suit
• Reviving Prize Law Would Reshape Maritime Seizure Risks
• Auto Parts Co., Workers Seek Wins In Shaved-Time Suits
• TransDigm Won't Go Head To Head With DOJ On Stellant Deal
• Michigan Jury Rejects Truck Buyers' Claims Against Navistar
• EPA Says Calif. Can't Stop Congress From Reviewing Waivers
• Tesla's $243M Crash Verdict Can't Stand, Biz Groups Say
• Fiat Chrysler Escapes Action Over Warranty Extensions
• Toyota Should Be Freed From IP Suit, Judge Says
• Hyundai Urges Arbitration Of Emergency Braking Claims
• Bombardier Sued Over Flight That Killed Ex-White House Atty
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Bid To End NYC's Congestion Pricing
• Equipment Co. Sues Pa. Railroad Over Abrupt Access Block
• Fed. Circ. Removes Early Sales Ban In Door Patent Case
• CBP Sends Another $15B In Tariff Refunds To Treasury
• UPS Driver Seeks Quick Win In Colo. Sick Leave Suit
• Cohen Cunningham Opens Tampa Shop With Trial Atty
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2026: Midyear Report
• Argentina Can't Extend Stay In Bid To Annul Webuild Award
• MTA Says Top Atty's Exit Was Planned, Not Forced Over Costs
• Toyota Industries' $436M Forklift Emissions Deal Gets Signoff
• Top 5 Enviro Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2026
• Google Accused Of Plundering Car Photos To Train AI Ad Tool
• MassDOT, Contractors Ignored Environmental Rules, AG Says
• Investors Call Boeing's 7th Circ. Class Cert. Appeal Premature
• Trucking Co. Drivers Can Notify Others Of Wage Collective
• CFIUS' Mandate Misses Foreign Risk In Project Subcontracts
• Fla. High Court Backs Broad Reading Of Workers' Comp Law
• US-Canada Stalemate Expected To Hold Amid USMCA Review
• 11th Circ. Upholds Airline's Win In COVID Discrimination Case
• Navistar And Truck Co. Debate Contract In $16M Trial Closings
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Texas Trucking Co. Owes $104M For Fatal Box Truck Crash
• State Of 2026 Energy Dealmaking: Midyear Report
• Exxon, Chevron Can't Exit Climate Suit Over Wash. Heat Death
• Southwest Airlines Accused Of Shorting Wash. Workers' Pay
• EPA Floats Compliance Changes To Truck Emission Regs
• DOJ Joins Another Suit Aimed At Calif. Emissions Rules
• Tesla Keeps Part Of Arbitration Award In Battery IP Feud
• Transportation Cases To Watch: Midyear Report 2026
• Insurer Says Freight Cos. Blew Coverage Of $59M Judgment
• NHTSA Says AVs Must Stop Interfering With First Responders
• 5th Circ. Says Workers Needn't Mitigate Emotional Damages
• Nutmobile Builder Says Ex-Workers Used Assets For Rival Co.
• Bass Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• What Consent Decree Trends Mean For Deal Clearances
• NY Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q2
• Migrants Look To Certify Class In Martha's Vineyard Flight Suit
• Levona Pans Greenberg Traurig, Reed Smith Privilege Claims
• WTO, IMF, World Bank, IEA Cite Uneven Iran War Toll
• EU OKs Antidumping Duties On Chinese Car, Light Truck Tires
• The Most Talked-About Supreme Court Decisions Of 2026
• Navistar Expert Says GLS Missteps, Not Delays, Drove Losses
• US To Pay Anchorage $180M To End 12-Year Port Upgrade Suit
• Top Personal Injury, Med Mal News: 2026 Midyear Report
• 3rd Circ. Wonders If Pipeline Approval Passed CWA Muster
• DC Metro Accused Of Denying Benefits While Skirting ERISA
• USTelecom Backs AT&T Bid To Escape Calif. Carrier Rules
• Archer Looks To Toss Remainder Of Joby's Trade Secret Suit
• Tesla Auto Insurer Gets Ariz. Underpayment Class Action Axed
• Energy Litigation To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2026
• Justices' Cuba Ruling Narrowly Recasts Sovereign Immunity
• FTC, States Settle John Deere Right-To-Repair Case
• Ga. Judge Rejects UPS Plaintiff's Bid To Force Recusal
• Mexico Says Toyota To Stay, New Auto Investment Coming
• 4 Colorado Cases To Watch For The Rest Of 2026
• GE Workers Credit Union, Mass. Settle Auto Loan Complaint
• Mitsubishi Gets Ex-Franchisee Blocked From Using Its Marks
• Baltimore County Defends Bid For Bridge Economic Losses
• Cadillac Lyriq Drivers Plan To Move EV Defect Suit To Mich.
• Trucking Co. 'Predictive Model' Doesn't Moot OT, 9th Circ. Told
• 6th Circ. Revives Pilot's Disability Claims In Vaccination Row
• Tesla Gets PTAB To Trim Intellectual Ventures Comms Patent
• Car Dealership Staff Win Class Cert. In Mass. Wage Case
• GM's Discovery Bid In Transmission Suit Ruled Burdensome
• Auto Accessories Co. Strikes Deal In 'Terrible Towel' Suit
• Jeep Maker FCA Loses Bid To Arbitrate Under-Hood Fire Suit
• Feds Ordered To Revisit Lock-And-Dam Contract Award
• Uber App Terms Bind Driver's Estate To Arbitration, Court Told
• DC Circ. Nixes Part Of IAM Fund's $13M Liability Win
• GM, Drivers Tell 6th Circ. Opt-Outs Delaying $150M Settlement
• Furniture Store, Delivery Co. Reach $2.5M Deal To End OT Suit
• FedEx Hit With Wage Suit Over Security Checks
• Insurer Can't Argue Fraud To Escape $78M Crash Judgment
• Stability And Runway Trained AI On 100K Car Pics, Suit Says
• EZ Lynk Can't Force U.S. To Explain Its Own Products
• Top Energy & Enviro Decisions Of 2026: Midyear Report
• Mich. Judge Won't Sanction Auto Supplier Over TRO Dispute
• Walmart Pays $13M To Settle Texas AG's Driver Pay Claims
• United Must Face Suit Over Windowless 'Window Seat' Prices
• Latest Squires Order Accepts 9 Patent Petitions, Rejects 2
• JetBlue Flyers' TSA Security Fees Suit Not Preempted
• The Moments That Shaped The Monsanto Decision
• After Tense Terms, Hints Of High Court Harmony With Circuits
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• Feds Spell Out State, Local Roles In Mitigating Drone Threats
• CSX Must Face Workers' Retaliation Claims In FMLA Suit
• India, China Call Broad US Forced Labor Tariffs Not Justified
• How Montgomery Ruling Will Affect Cos. Across Supply Chain
• Chrysler Dealer Says Competitor Got $30M Edge In NC Market
• High Court's FCC Fine Ruling Reframes Agency Enforcement
• Trailer Co. Asks Court To Order Appraisal In Fire Damage Row
• Top Florida News: 2026 Midyear Report
• International Trade Policy To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2026
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• The Year Donald Trump Won Big At The High Court
• BNSF, Barstow Sued Over Railway Project Near Mojave Desert
• Spirit Lines Up $630M Ch. 11 Stalking Horse Bid For 27 Aircraft
• Travel App Hopper To Pay $35M To Settle FTC Fee Complaint
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• Product Liability Q2 Regulatory Roundup
• Transportation Regulation To Watch: Midyear Report 2026
• Choral Singing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Settlement Talks Stall In Wage Suit Against Auto Parts Maker
• Bankrupt EV Co.'s Execs Reach $20M Investor Deal
• Latham-Led Bending Spoons Leads Trio Of IPOs Topping $2B
• 6th Circ. Affirms Mich. Airport PFAS Suit Belongs In State Court
• Attorney Mental Health Is An Ethical Obligation In The AI Era
• USMCA Nonrenewal Brings New Caution For Business
• Mich. Judge Calls Ex-GM Worker Vexatious, Tosses Bias Suit
• FedEx Selling Supply Chain Unit To French Shipper For $1.4B
• GM Privacy Penalty Signals A Change In Calif. Enforcement
• US Not Renewing USMCA, But Deal Still In Force For Now
• DOJ China Container Indictments Signal Global Cartel Risk
• Farm Says $99M Deere Right-To-Repair Deal Is Unfair
• MoFo Project Finance Atty Joins Taft In DC
• EV Battery Workers Say Ford Is Joint Employer