The Fourth District Court of Appeal agreed to temporarily keep internal American Airlines Inc. documents out of discovery in a wrongful death case, following the suicide of a manager at Miami International Airport’s cargo department days after his firing.

Family of Michael Cimino claim he was bullied by a supervisor and pointed to an internal AA investigation into possible racial discrimination, but the court ruled releasing those documents could cause irreparable harm to the airline.

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