Canadair Challenger 601. Source: Bombadier Aviation.
The Texas Supreme Court has taken up the question of whether general aviation education malpractice claims exist, a theory that to date rarely found friendly courts in the country.
During oral argument Thursday, the justices expressed concern as to whether such a claim could flood the courts with a new class of claims.
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