Aviation Law

While the number of Commercial Aviation Accidents continues to decline… the Accident Rate for General Aviation is significantly higher

America's Commercial Airspace shows improvement

In March, 2007, the National Transportation Safety Board reported that civil aviation safety continued to show improvement in 2006. During that year there were 31 accidents involving U.S. air carriers, resulting in 50 fatalities.

But that’s not true for General Aviation…

The accident rate was significantly higher for General Aviation, which experienced 1,515 accidents in 2006…with 303 crashes that resulted in 698 fatalities.

Meet Robert T. Hall who leads our Aviation Law Team

Robert Hall is a licensed pilot with thousands of hours of General Aviation experience. He also holds an instrument rating and owns his own plane. Robert has represented passengers injured in aviation accidents, along with the families of those misfortunate enough to have lost a loved one in an aircraft accident. While he has principally represented passengers and their survivors, in the past he has also been retained to represent Beech Aircraft (now a division of Raytheon), Mitsubishi Aviation, and, locally, Dulles Aviation, Inc. in aviation matters. He has also represented pilots before the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board.