American Airlines Case Dismissed In Texas; Carnival Corporation Requests Court In Florida Use Same Reasoning In Libertad Act Case

“Carnival submits the Northern District of Texas’ August 3, 2020 decision in Glen v. American Airlines, Inc., No. 4:20-CV-482-A, attached hereto as Exhibit A, which dismissed a Helms-Burton suit for, among other reasons, failure to plead Article III standing, as supplemental authority in support of its argument that Plaintiff lacks Article III standing.”

HAVANA DOCKS CORPORATION VS. CARNIVAL CORPORATION D/B/A/ CARNIVAL CRUISE LINES [1:19-cv-21724; Southern Florida District]

Colson Hicks Eidson, P.A. (plaintiff)
Margol & Margol, P.A. (plaintiff)
Jones Walker (defendant)
Boies Schiller Flexner LLP (defendant)
Akerman (defendant)

Carnival Corporation’s Notice Of Supplemental Authority In Support Of Its Motion To Dismiss (4 August 2020)

ROBERT M. GLEN V. AMERICAN AIRLINES, INC., [1:19-cv-23994; Southern Florida District; 4:20-cv-00482-A Transferred To Northern Texas District 13 May 2020]

Reid Collins & Tsai (plaintiff)
Ewusiak Law, P.A. (plaintiff)
Jones Day (defendant)
Kelly Hart & Hallman (defendant)

Final Judgement (3 August 2020)
Memorandum Opinion & Order (3 August 2020)

ROBERT M. GLEN V. AMERICAN AIRLINES, INC., [1:19-cv-23994; Southern Florida]

Reid Collins & Tsai (plaintiff)
Ewusiak Law, P.A. (plaintiff)
Jones Day (defendant)

Transfer Order (13 May 2020)
Complaint (26 September 2019)