AVIATION ACCIDENTS

Though less common than auto accidents, each year, aviation accidents are a common occurrence. Most consider air transportation a safe means of travel, but accidents occurring on commercial aircrafts, small planes and helicopters often result in wrongful death. Negligence is often the result. Our Orlando injury attorneys work for victims and their families to uncover the truth and hold the responsible parties accountable.

Though less common than auto accidents, each year, aviation accidents are a common occurrence. Most consider air transportation a safe means of travel, but accidents occurring on commercial aircraft, small planes and helicopters often result in wrongful death. Negligence is often the result. Our Orlando injury attorneys work for victims and their families to uncover the truth and hold the responsible parties accountable.

How we help you with your aviation accident case:

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How can you benefit from working with the personal injury attorneys at Wooten Kimbrough?

  • We have recovered millions of dollars for our clients in aviation accident cases
  • We have over 100 years of experience in personal injury law
  • We work on a contingency fee basis – no recovery, no fee

 

A number of other factors can contribute to an aviation accident. Negligence on behalf of the pilot, aircraft company, employees, or other party puts the everyone on board the plane in danger. Depending on the exact cause of any accident, multiple parties may be at fault.

Common carriers must uphold stricter safety standards than private carriers. Other factors make each aviation accident case unique, and if you, or a family members were involved in an aviation accident, speak with an Orlando accident lawyer to decide how to best proceed. We can secure the evidence and work with experts to conduct an independent investigation into the accident on behalf of victims.

Common causes of aviation accidents

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) operate with the goal of preventing aviation accidents. When accidents occur, potential causes include:

  • Pilot error, potentially caused by inadequate training or inattentiveness
  • Failed equipment, possibly due to improper maintenance or repair
  • Faulty machinery or other parts
  • Disregard for Federal Aviation Administration regulations
  • Failure on behalf of air traffic controllers

 

Disclaimer: All verdicts and settlements listed here are gross amounts before deductions for attorney fees and costs. Past results do not guarantee similar results in the future. Most cases result in a lower recovery. It should not be assumed that your case will have as beneficial a result. Before choosing a lawyer, ask for written information about the lawyer's legal qualifications and experience.