American Airlines Replaces Law Firm in Lavatory Camera Case

The airline seeks new legal representation after controversial blame on a young girl in a lawsuit involving a hidden camera.

American Airlines dismissed Wilson Elser, the law firm that blamed a 9-year-old girl for not noticing a camera in an airplane bathroom.
The airline has hired Kelly Hart & Hallman, a firm with extensive previous work for American Airlines.
The case involves a former flight attendant accused of placing a camera in the lavatory to record young girls.
The girl's family is suing American Airlines after videos were found on the flight attendant's phone.
The flight attendant has pleaded not guilty to charges of attempted sexual exploitation of children and possession of child sexual abuse images.