Originally Posted by
TenYearsGone
Shiz,
It is a unique law, from what I gather. However, some contracts are cleverly crafted to benefit one side while they are drafted to be a mutually agreeable document.
He has been at it for many years. Corporate, Corporate Contracts etc...The language is "loose" and non-enforceable. Nothing with the RLA or NMB. However, I trust him a great deal. He knows contracts so we can sit down without emotions and talk.
I'm glad to hear some lawyers also agreeing. This is so important. Loose language is bad enough, but unenforceable language is a disaster. Especially when your main defense for giving up more large RJ's (really mainline jets) is based on a protection plan defined by unenforceable language.
Carl