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    The Pilot’s Dilemma to “Get Help or Keep Your Job”: How Federal Law Creates a Lack of Access to Pilots’ Mental Health Care

    April 16, 2024By Rosanne Sherman

      There is an elephant in the cockpit. Pilots have described the elephant as “at best humiliating or embarrassing, at worst the end of our flying careers.”[i] The “elephant” is mental illness, which the general public has universally stigmatized. There is an increasing number of pilots flying while suffering from an untreated mental illness that […]

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    The Hole in Copyright Law: American Music Fairness Act

    November 3, 2023By Lauren Monteagudo

        There is currently a huge hole in copyright law, causing recording artists and recording labels to go uncompensated when broadcasting stations play their music on the radio. The American Music Fairness Act is looking to fix this problem and ensure that recording artists and labels are paid for the use of their sound […]

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