Our Aviation Team routinely represents air carriers, manufacturers of aviation equipment and components, and fixed base operators (FBOs) in multiple ways. The parameters of the representation are as diverse as the aviation industry itself. Our professionals can respond to accidents and instances of catastrophic loss almost immediately after they occur.
Following an accident or loss, our team can assist in conducting pre-suit investigations and working with governmental entities to narrow issues, augment defenses, and prepare for prospective litigation. Should litigation manifest, our attorneys engage in efficient but focused discovery efforts aimed at establishing the applicability of factual defenses and/or state, federal, or international law that may preempt or bar the claim at issue. Simultaneously, our professionals will explore opportunities to engage in alternate dispute resolution (ADR) to effectuate cost-efficient outcomes that manage risk.
In the event of trial, our team will mount a vigorous defense. Through years of litigating cases in state and federal courts across the country, in tandem with relationships with renown experts in a multitude of fields, we are able to provide a great chance for success.
In the complex aviation industry, our clients can face a multitude of problems and challenges. We work with you to deliver a comprehensive solution that is efficacious and cost-efficient. Our experience includes working with airlines, air carriers, airports, airport authorities, original equipment manufacturers, fixed base operators (FBOs), FAA certified repair stations, and passenger and cargo service companies.
Attorneys on our Aviation Team are members of local, state, and national defense groups. As part of the leadership of these organizations, they frequently write articles, speak at conferences, and provide thought leadership to aviation-specific industry groups and beyond.
Following is a selected sampling of matters and is provided for informational purposes only. Past success does not indicate the likelihood of success in any future matter.
Our Aviation Team routinely represents air carriers, manufacturers of aviation equipment and components, and fixed base operators (FBOs) in multiple ways. The parameters of the representation are as diverse as the aviation industry itself. Our professionals can respond to accidents and instances of catastrophic loss almost immediately after they occur.
Following an accident or loss, our team can assist in conducting pre-suit investigations and working with governmental entities to narrow issues, augment defenses, and prepare for prospective litigation. Should litigation manifest, our attorneys engage in efficient but focused discovery efforts aimed at establishing the applicability of factual defenses and/or state, federal, or international law that may preempt or bar the claim at issue. Simultaneously, our professionals will explore opportunities to engage in alternate dispute resolution (ADR) to effectuate cost-efficient outcomes that manage risk.
In the event of trial, our team will mount a vigorous defense. Through years of litigating cases in state and federal courts across the country, in tandem with relationships with renown experts in a multitude of fields, we are able to provide a great chance for success.
In the complex aviation industry, our clients can face a multitude of problems and challenges. We work with you to deliver a comprehensive solution that is efficacious and cost-efficient. Our experience includes working with airlines, air carriers, airports, airport authorities, original equipment manufacturers, fixed base operators (FBOs), FAA certified repair stations, and passenger and cargo service companies.
Attorneys on our Aviation Team are members of local, state, and national defense groups. As part of the leadership of these organizations, they frequently write articles, speak at conferences, and provide thought leadership to aviation-specific industry groups and beyond.
Following is a selected sampling of matters and is provided for informational purposes only. Past success does not indicate the likelihood of success in any future matter.