Was Your Injury Related To An Aviation Accident?
Although flying is often considered a safe mode of transportation, machines and pilots are not always reliable. Unfortunately, due to the height of a passenger plane, jet or helicopter, aviation accidents frequently cause catastrophic damage.
Salim-Beasley, LLC investigates accidents that involve all modes of air carriers, including helicopters, private jets, commercial aircraft and charter flights. Our lawyers fight for the injured and surviving family members to recover maximum compensation to pay for the resulting financial, physical and emotional damage.
Causes Of Aviation Accidents
When an aircraft fails or crashes, the cause might not be known at first. Passengers on a plane, for example, are not able to see or hear the pilots. It may be difficult to determine who to hold liable for accidental injuries and fatalities.
Some factors leading to helicopter or plane crashes include:
- Faulty equipment or parts
- An error by the pilot
- Structural issues with the design of the aircraft
- Negligence by the cabin crew
People injured in aviation accidents do not have to pursue compensation on their own. Our lawyers have experience investigating multifaceted personal injury cases, and we are ready to provide strong representation in and out of court.
Making A Personal Injury Claim
If you have been hurt in any type of aircraft accident or if you have lost a loved one in a plane crash, you have the right to seek compensation for injuries suffered or for wrongful death. Because aviation accidents are relatively rare, it is essential to entrust your case to a lawyer who knows how to properly approach the necessary and unique technical and legal challenges.
With the help of our skilled personal injury attorneys, you may be eligible to pursue compensation for injuries, burial costs and/or:
- Related current and future medical expenses
- Physical and emotional pain
- The loss of consortium (for married couples)
- Lost wages
- Lost earning capacity
Our attorneys are prepared to review your case. Contact our office at 866-269-5561 or begin a conversation online to learn what actions you can take next.