Two top litigation shops are on a collision course over a global IT outage that stranded thousands of travelers and shut down corporate systems across the globe.
Delta Air Lines was hit harder than most on July 19 when cybersecurity provider CrowdStrike pushed a defective update to millions of computers running Microsoft Windows, causing them to crash. The failed update disrupted Delta flights for days and cost the airline $500 million, the company’s CEO told CNBC.
