Classic rock and the law combined when an attorney filed a lawsuit alleging wrongful arrest. Following an argument over an airline boarding pass, Jason Wandner was arrested at Miami International Airport. He asked the county for the surveillance video, but the footage had been destroyed. Wandner claimed this prejudiced his ability to bring a claim against the airport and requested sanctions. U.S. Magistrate Judge Jonathan Goodman observed in his order that if the rock bands Bad Company and Blind Faith formed a supergroup, “then the hypothetical new band might have been called Bad Faith.” He said the alternative, Blind Company, could be an accurate description of Wandner’s beef with Miami-Dade County, with whom Goodman sided. — Daily Business Review
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