Fort Lauderdale attorney Latoya Harridon-Lodge represents a plaintiff who claims she was thrown backward off an unsecured wheelchair while disembarking a JetBlue flight. Courtesy photo.
A mishap on a JetBlue Airways Corp. plane at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport has resulted in litigation hinged on the Montreal Convention, a multilateral treaty that regulates compensation for air-disaster victims.
The lawsuit names New York and Texas defendants, and claims these companies’ staff breached their duty of care to passengers in wheelchairs.
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