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Aviation attorney Mary Schiavo speaks with Neil Cavuto on Fox News about potential safety issues related to airlines cutting corners to save money.

Motley Rice attorney Don Migliori speaks with WBZ Newsradio following the announcement of an April 2010 trial date for the remaining 9/11 liability cases against the airlines and security companies.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes Motley Rice attorney Mary Schiavo on the significant safety differences between mainline and regional airlines, especially regarding pilot experience and turnover.

Senator suggests Motley Rice's 9/11 case is the type of case Supreme Court should hear.

Southern District Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein has ruled that the defendants in an on-going 9/11 case will not be allowed to question six FBI agents who investigated the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

The Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization (ADAO) announced that June Breit, a pleural mesothelioma victim since 2002, is its 2010 ADAO Alan Reinstein Memorial Award Honoree.

Trial lawyer and co-host of the Ring of Fire legal radio program, Mike Papantonio, argued that families of the 9/11 victims were denied their day in court in an opinion piece in the Pensacola News Journal.

Former executives at MBNA Bank agreed to a settlement with shareholders who alleged they harmed investors by misleading public shareholders about the bank's financial health. Motley Rice served as lead counsel for the lead plaintiff, and litigated the case on behalf of a class of investors.

Mary Schiavo, Motley Rice attorney and former Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Transportation, is interviewed by CNN for a special report on serious issues within the FAA.

Lawyers representing 9/11 victims claim that the Obama Administration is trying to "appease" Saudi Arabia by urging the Supreme Court not to hear a case against it for allegedly funding terrorist activity.