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Historic FAA Decision: Pilot with Active ICD Granted Special Issuance Medical Certificate

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By Jackson Barnett
| Aopa Pilot Verified
A pilot with an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) has received an unprecedented first-class FAA medical certificate. Never before has the FAA issued a medical certificate, let alone a first-class medical certificate, to a pilot with an active ICD. Barnett Law Offices recently represented a Delta Air Lines pilot who suffered a cardiac arrest while operating a 777 from Frankfurt, Germany to Chicago in May of 2020.
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The Evolution Of Delaware Corporate Law: Finding Certainty In Uncertain Times

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By Mallory Tosch Hoggatt, Jackson Barnett, Samantha Peppers
| Mondaq
Delaware, long regarded as the hub of corporate law in the United States, has recently undergone significant legislative changes following a series of court decisions. On August 1, 2024, amendments to the Delaware General Corporation Law came into effect, marking a pivotal shift in corporate law by aligning the statute with contemporary business practices.
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Australia to provide more 3D printers to Ukrainian military

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By Jon Harper Verified, Brandi Vincent Verified, Jackson Barnett
| DefenseScoop Verified
A new security assistance package from Australia includes funding for additive manufacturing technology that Ukrainian forces can use to sustain their equipment in the field against Russian invaders. Details of the aid were included in a fact sheet about U.S.-Australian bilateral cooperation that was released Wednesday by the White House while Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was in Washington to meet with President Biden and attend an official state dinner.
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