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20-16897 LNS Enterprises LLC v. Continental Motors, Inc. An appeal from the district court’s order dismissing claims for lack of personal jurisdiction over defendants.
15-56744 Dale Huhmann v. Federal Express Corp. An appeal from the district court’s judgment after trial in an action under the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act.
How Military Leave Pay Under USERRA Works
The change from civilian employment to military service usually leads to a number of financial worries. When service members enter active duty or leave for training, the main concern they have is usually about their pay. Do service members receive pay during military leave? This depends a great deal on the particular policies of your employer and on the changing legal situation concerning comparable leave. By understanding how military…
When To Seek Legal Guidance for Commercial Air Law Matters
Knowing when to seek legal guidance can protect your rights after a major commercial air carrier incident, a private jet mishap, or a passenger injury claim. In the world of commercial air law, waiting to pursue an injury or wrongful death claim is a risky strategy. Passengers, aviators, and operators alike should know that involving legal counsel early helps evaluate multi-party liabilities,…
Everything You Need to Know About USERRA Law for Reservists
For millions of Americans, the commitment to serve in the military is a cornerstone of identity. Whether you serve in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Active or Reserve Component, or as a member of the National Guard, along with several other uniformed, but not “armed” services such as FEMA, NOAA, USPHS…
Court Rules for Coast Guard Reservist in “National Emergency” Pay Dispute
We are beyond proud and happy to announce today's SCOTUS opinion in our client's favor, unambiguously holding that Federal civilian employees who are on active-duty orders "during a national emergency" are entitled to the differential pay between their civilian and military salaries. https://www.scotusblog.com/2025/05/court-rules-for-coast-guard-reservist-in-national-emergency-pay-dispute/ As always, we could not have done this…
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