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FILE - American Airlines ticket agent Henry Gemdron, left, works with a customer at Miami International Airport in Miami, on Sept. 30, 2020. The airline industry is raising the stakes in a fight over mandatory rest breaks under California law. A study commissioned by an airline trade group and released Tuesday, March 15, 2022, warns that unless the U.S. Supreme Court acts, travelers will face...

MIAMI, March 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The Moskowitz Law Firm is proud to announce Joseph M. Kaye has been promoted to Partner. Founding and Managing Partner Adam Moskowitz says: "We are honored and that Joey has accepted our offer to be a Partner in The Moskowitz Law Firm. His ethics, dedication and both legal and personal skills are excellent and we look forward to a successful future with h...

DALLAS — The airline industry is escalating its campaign against a California law that gives pilots and flight attendants who are based there more rest and meal breaks than they are guaranteed under federal regulations. A study commissioned by an airline trade group and released Tuesday warns that the result will be higher costs that would force carriers to cut flights and raise fares. The tr...

FILE - Travelers check in at United desks at San Francisco International Airport during the coronavirus outbreak in San Francisco, Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2020. The airline industry is raising the stakes in a fight over mandatory rest breaks under California law. A study commissioned by an airline trade group and released Tuesday, March 15, 2022, warns that unless the U.S. Supreme Court acts, trave...

Mar 15, 2022 WASHINGTON, D.C. — On Friday, Mississippi’s Governor Tate Reeves signed H.B. 1135 into law, helping to increase plastics recycling and create new economic opportunities in the state. The law was passed unanimously in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, making Mississippi the 16th state to enact legislation that appropriately regulates advanced plastics recycling tec...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A 10-year-old boy with terminal cancer has a goal to be sworn in by as many law enforcement agencies while he is still able to. WREG was told that his initial goal was 100 agencies, but has now hit 300. He may have rolled up to his swearing in ceremony in a Corvette, but Devarjaye “DJ” Daniel was not doing anything until he went around to shake a hand and hug those who came t...

LETTER: School reporting law will further systemic discrimination  Prince William Times

NORTH PORT – A proposed change to state annexation laws that some residents feared would derail their effort to contract North Port's city limits was shelved indefinitely by state lawmakers last week. The legislation would have modified Chapter 171 of Florida statutes to require the consent of owners of undeveloped property – in addition to voters – in any move to contract a city's boundari...

Woman Fuming Over Re-Gifted Birthday Presents From Mom-in-Law Sparks Debate  Newsweek

UGLY DISPUTE - Wilson Elser filed a trademark infringement lawsuit Monday in South Carolina District Court on behalf of HomeVestors of America Inc. in relation to its ‘We Buy Ugly Houses’ marks. The complaint accuses Robert J. Woodruff of using the confusingly similar mark ‘We Buy Ugly Trailers’ without the plaintiff’s authorization. Counsel have not yet appeared for the defendant. The case i...