Aviation Law Articles
Articles written by attorneys and experts worldwide discussing legal aspects related to Aviation Law including: aviation accidents and aerospace law.
Catastrophic events often propel significant changes in regulation; this is precisely what has happened in response to the tragic airplane crash near Buffalo, New York, earlier this year.
The law regulating civil aviation in Cameroon is law n°98/023 of 24 December 1998 on the regime of civil aviation.
Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules for International Carriage by Air ("Montreal Convention") was opened to signature in Montreal by the states participating in the “International Conference on Air Law” held in Montreal during May 10th to 28th 1999 for the purpose of harmonizing of the Warsaw Convention to today’s conditions.
Although aviation accidents do not occur on a daily basis, the effects and heartache can potentially last for years following these tragedies. As one of the states in the U.S. with the most public airports and private jet ways, Californians have seen their fair share of aviation accidents that have resulted in large scale catastrophes, serious injuries, and untimely deaths.
Alex Bomberg of International Intelligence Limited reveals how firms should guard against their companies falling foul of future litigation via straight forward basic due diligence.
Corporate Espionage was once thought of as a risk that only affects the richest of companies in high-risk sectors or emerging markets, the latest trends suggest that this is far from the truth.
In late 2005, the largest airline company in Hong Kong, Cathay Pacific Airways Limited (“CX”), implemented a program requiring its cabin crew members who took long or frequent sick leave to disclose their medical records in the past 12 months.
