/opinion/10845451/abadi-v-greyhound-lines-inc/

The court issued a written opinion in Abadi v. Greyhound Lines, Inc. on April 20, 2026.

The docket number and court of record are not yet confirmed in available sources, but the case is active.

The plaintiff, Abadi, is suing Greyhound Lines, Inc. The core dispute appears to center on Greyhound's treatment of Abadi — the specific claims, whether discrimination, contract, or tort-based, are not yet detailed in confirmed public filings beyond the April 2026 opinion.

Aaron Abadi is a pro se litigant with a documented history of disability-related civil rights suits against transportation carriers.

If this case follows that pattern, the claims likely involve Greyhound's refusal or failure to accommodate a disability, potentially under the Americans with Disabilities Act or the Air Carrier Access Act's surface-transportation analogues. That is the working read — the April 20 opinion will clarify or correct it.

The April 20, 2026 opinion is the most significant event on the docket so far. Whether the court ruled on a motion to dismiss, summary judgment, or some threshold procedural question is not yet confirmed. The outcome of that opinion will determine whether this case proceeds to discovery or ends here.