On Nov. 30, 2020, PMJ PLLC and its partner IAL&PL Ltd. filed a Complaint in Cook County, IL against The Boeing Company and parts manufacturer Honeywell International Inc. on behalf of a pilots who suffered two air cabin toxicity events caused by Boeing's faulty "bleed air" system, which released neurotoxic chemicals such as tricresyl phosphate into the plane's cockpit. Incredibly, Boeing has been aware of this design flaw for decades and has refused to do anything about it because it would increase the cost of maintenance. "Sadly, I think we are looking for a tombstone before anyone [at Boeing] with any horsepower is going to take an interest," one Boeing engineer told his colleagues back in 2007. Thankfully, our client survived the event but his career and health have been significantly impaired. Several similar "fumes event" cases are currently pending in Illinois courts as more pilots have been willing to come forward and combat this decades-old, and potentially-lethal, design flaw.