Workshop: Aviation Law after September 11th: Passengers Rights and Aviation National Security on March 22, 2011 in Miami, Florida

by Sara M. Langston with the blog faculty Source: Aeropodium Aviation Law after September 11th: Passengers Rights and Aviation National Security Tuesday 22nd March 2011 Sheraton Miami Airport & Executive Meeting Center Miami, FL, USA Sponsored by Ravich Law Firm, P.A. Workshop Leader: Timothy M. Ravich, Esq, Founding Partner of Ravich Law Firm, P.A. Workshop Themes: Historical Background – Aviation Travel Rights – Airline Passenger Rights – "Rates, Routes, and Services" Consumer Protection and Aviation Security – Delays, Bumping, etc. – Contracts versus Tort Remedies – Profiling, Searches and the "No-Fly" List International Liability Treaties – Warsaw/Montreal Conventions – History and Background – Preemption Issues – Jurisdictional Issues, "Fifth Jurisdiction," and Forum Non Conveniens – Damages for Terrorist Events – Open Skies and Cabotage Rights Hijackings, Terrorism and Civil Rights – Interference with Flight Crew – Fourth Amendment Rights For the Workshop Agenda and to Register, please visit www.aeropodium.com/law/aviationlaw.html

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