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In the operations centers of major airlines, in the war rooms of airframe manufacturers, in the offices of insurers who have spent years pricing the risk…
Continue Reading When the Smoke Clears: The Role of Aviation Defense Lawyers After an Airline AccidentIt has been one year since Congress passed the FAA Reauthorization…
Continue Reading One Year Later: The FAA Reauthorization ActIn this installment of our Aviation Symposium series of blog posts, we present the materials from the panel “Behind the Crash: Working Effectively with the NTSB, FAA, Unions, Media…
Continue Reading After the Accident: A Lot of Moving PartsIn the second in our Aviation Symposium series of blog posts, we present the materials from the great panel we had discussing the criminalization of aviation accidents. We were fortunate…
Continue Reading “You Have the Right to Remain Silent” . . . Criminalization of Aviation AccidentsThe Fox Rothschild aviation team would like to thank the hundreds of aviation professionals who joined us for our 21st annual aviation symposium. As always, the all-star panels had…
Continue Reading Accidents Outside the United States and ICAO Annex 13Put your name on the flight list for the 2025 Aviation Symposium! We look forward to celebrating 20 years of the event with you.
The Symposium…
Continue Reading The 2025 Aviation SymposiumCommercialization of space is lifting off as space exploration and innovation…
Continue Reading Commercializing Space: The Next FrontierThank you for joining our webinar, Operating Outside the US: What You Need to Know.
If you missed the presentation, or you just wish to revisit the topic, we…
Is your organization prepared to navigate an incident that occurs outside…
Continue Reading Operating Outside the US: What You Need to KnowLate last week, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas sided with the government and Boeing and refused to block the deal reached over charges of…
Continue Reading ” . . . deadliest corporate crime . . . .” Strong Words from the Court on the Max, but No Action