Aviation Law
Aviation law cases require high-level experience in many aspects of aviation, not solely legal expertise. In addition to having a meticulous understanding of available legal remedies, an aviation attorney must be thoroughly knowledgeable on engineering principles, aeromechanics and FAA protocol. The causes of commercial and military aviation crashes often share many similarities: pilot error, poor maintenance, air traffic control mistakes, or even faulty equipment. It takes a special attorney to investigate and represent people and families who have suffered because of an airplane crash.
Our Experience
Pilot Law P.C. has extensive experience in aviation law, including mediating and litigating cases involving mass air crash disasters, general aviation accidents, and military aircraft accidents. Mr. Lawler has dedicated much of his professional legal career to the aviation industry, litigating domestic and international aviation cases including commercial and general aircraft disasters, and military mishaps, both helicopter and fixed wing. During his 28 year career in the United States Marine Corps, Mr. Lawler conducted six multi-fatality military aircraft accident investigations, five as the senior or lead investigator.
In addition to Pilot Law’s representation of clients involved in aviation accidents, Pilot Law, P.C. has successfully represented aircraft owners, pilots and aviation businesses in all segments of the industry including operations, manufacturing, maintenance, overhaul, certification, and government compliance.
Pilot Law, P.C. is also a panel attorney for the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association Pilot Protection Services and defends pilots against FAA enforcement actions for airmen certificate and medical certificate violations.
Unique Perspective
With over 2,000 hours of combined military and civilian flight time, Mr. Lawler has the proven skills, industry experience and acquired knowledge to provide unparalleled representation covering all aspects of aviation, including aircraft accidents, FAA enforcement actions, and FAR certifications. In Since 2003, Mr. Lawler was mobilized twice as a U.S. Marine in support of the Global War on Terror, deploying one of those two times. Also, he has conducted six multi-fatality military aircraft accident investigations, four of which as the senior investigator. Mr. Lawler’s unique perspective enables him to deliver unmatched legal services and provide keen insight into all facets of the aviation industry.
Pilot Law, P.C. also works as a panel attorney for the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association Legal Services Plan and defends pilots against FAA enforcement actions for airmen certificate and medical certificate violations.
If you are in need of legal representation for an aviation matter, please contact our office.