The change was made after a controversial lawsuit filed by the family of an 9-year-old child who was recorded using a lavatory on an airplane.
The decision was made in response to a contentious filing in a lawsuit brought by the mother of a 9-year-old girl who was allegedly recorded using an airplane bathroom. The decision was made in response to a contentious filing in a lawsuit brought by the mother of a 9-year-old girl who was allegedly recorded using an airplane bathroom.
The change was made after a controversial lawsuit filed by the family of an 9-year-old child who was recorded using a lavatory on an airplane.
De tekst is ingebed in de inhoud. The law firm that previously claimed a 9-year-old girl was at fault for not seeing a camera phone in an airplane bathroom has been replaced by American Airlines. The airline spokesperson announced on Friday that the Wilson Elser law firm is no longer representing American in the lawsuit brought by the girl’s family. American decided to hire Kelly Hart & Hallman, a law firm from Fort Worth that has previously worked on various cases for the company. This decision was made following a statement from Wilson Elser in court documents suggesting that the girl should be blamed for any harm she experienced for using the lavatory, as she was aware or should have been aware of the recording device. An ex-flight attendant from the United States is alleged to have tricked girls into using the bathroom by attaching his iPhone to the toilet seat and telling them that the seat was faulty. Este Carter Thompson III, who was dismissed from his job at American, denied the charges this week for attempting to sexually exploit children and possessing images of child sexual abuse. The 9-year-old’s family filed a lawsuit against American in a state court in Austin, Texas, following the FBI’s revelation that videos of the girl were discovered on the flight attendant’s phone. Paul Llewellyn, an attorney representing the family, expressed hope that American Airlines will reevaluate the case and acknowledge their responsibility for the incident with the girl. Llewellyn is also representing the family of a 24-year-old suing American in North Carolina for similar actions by the flight attendant. Wilson Elser has not yet provided a statement in response to the request for comment. Another Trump-Biden face-off is approaching and your assistance is required. The destiny of democracy hangs in the balance.
