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Aviation Accident Lawyers


Aviation cases — from small-plane crashes to injuries on commercial flights — involve federal regulations, multiple potentially responsible parties, and technical evidence that must be preserved quickly. These are specialized, high-stakes claims. The attorneys below handle aviation accident injury and wrongful death cases.

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Aviation Accident Lawyers on Justice Lookup

30 attorneys listed below — a sample of the 214 nationwide. Browsing is free.

David Henderson
Anchorage, AK
Ramez Shamieh
Little Rock, AR
Adam Davis
Scottsdale, AZ
Timothy A. Loranger
Los Angeles, CA
Lexi J. Hazam
San Francisco, CA
Reid Lampert
Broomfield, CO
Patrick M. Regan
Washington, DC
Ricardo M. Martinez-Cid
Coral Gables, FL
Eric Hewko
North Palm Beach, FL
Allen K. Williams
Honolulu, HI
Kenneth T. Lumb
Chicago, IL
Masten Childers III
Lexington, KY
David Ian Katzman
Rochester, MI
Matthew J. Padberg
St. Louis, MO
William S. Ferguson
Albuquerque, NM
Daniel O. Rose
New York, NY
James P. Kreindler
New York, NY
Meryl I. Schwartz
New York, NY
Vincent C. Lesch
New York, NY
Jamie R. Lebovitz
Mayfield Heights, OH
Arthur Alan Wolk
Philadelphia, PA
Olutola "Tola" Familoni
Mount Pleasant, SC
Clay Miller
Dallas, TX
Gregory D. Brown
Houston, TX

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Common questions

Why are aviation cases different from car accident cases?

Federal aviation rules apply, evidence is highly technical, and responsible parties can include pilots, operators, manufacturers, and maintenance companies. Specialized counsel matters.

What should families do after a small-plane crash?

Preserve everything, avoid signing releases from any insurer, and get counsel before wreckage is moved or evidence degrades.

How long do these cases take?

Often longer than typical injury cases because of the technical investigation. An attorney can explain the realistic timeline for your situation.

How do aviation attorneys charge?

Usually on contingency for injury and wrongful death claims. Confirm the percentage, costs, and who advances them in writing.

General information, not legal advice.
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