Aviation Crash Litigation: Common Patterns in Reported Cases Civil litigation arising from aviation accidents occupies a narrow but technically complex corner of American tort law. Unlike most personal injury litigation, aviation cases frequently involve federal...
The NTSB Party Participant System in Aviation Accident Investigations Updated: Mar 26, 2026 The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is responsible for investigating civil aviation accidents in the United States. Its investigations are conducted to determine...
Liability Frameworks in Experimental and Test-Flight Helicopter Accidents Experimental and developmental aircraft testing occupies a distinct position within aviation operations. Test flights—particularly in the rotorcraft context—often involve prototype systems,...
In-Flight Hot Beverage Injuries and Airline Liability Under Federal and International Law In-Flight Hot Beverage Burn Claims Commercial air travel necessarily involves service procedures conducted in a confined and dynamic environment. Among those procedures is the...
TWA Flight 800 Litigation: Fuel Tank Explosion & DOHSA Interpretation On July 17, 1996, Trans World Airlines Flight 800, a Boeing 747, crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off Long Island, New York. The litigation that followed became a significant example of...
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The relationship of our law firm with our clients often begins in the midst of great human tragedy. When aviation goes wrong, it has the capacity to hurt and kill. With each death and injury, grief ripples through loving relationships, families and extended families, bringing terrible loss and sorrow. Read more...
