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Our North Carolina Aviation Injury Lawyers Handle Cases with Compassion to Secure Justice for Victims
At Bohrer & Lukeman, we have a team of aviation injury lawyers who are skilled in handling the complexities of plane crash cases in North Carolina and all over the United States.
With a knowledge of complex aviation laws and federal aviation regulations, our experienced North Carolina commercial airline accident attorneys work diligently to uncover the facts surrounding aviation accidents, holding responsible parties accountable while guiding clients through every step of the legal process.
If you have experienced a flight injury, contact our North Carolina flight accident attorneys for a free consultation by calling us at 1-888-738-8539.
In North Carolina, 34 aviation accidents were reported in 2023, encompassing minor injury accidents, serious injury accidents, and fatality accidents. This marks an increase from 2022, which saw a total of 30 aviation accidents. [1]
Aviation accidents and in-flight injuries can occur due to a variety of factors, often involving a combination of human error, mechanical failure, environmental conditions, and organizational issues. Here are some common causes:
Air Traffic Control Errors: Mistakes made by air traffic controllers, such as improper instruction or miscommunication, can lead to collisions or near misses.
Cabin Proximity Hazards: These injuries can occur due to overhead bins opening and items falling out, as well as from moving around the cabin while the seatbelt sign is illuminated.
Pilot Error: It can include poor decision-making, miscommunication, inadequate training, fatigue, or distraction. Human factors play a significant role in many aviation incidents.
Maintenance Issues: Failure to adhere to maintenance protocols and procedures can result in undetected mechanical issues that may lead to accidents.
Malfunctioning Equipment: Issues with cabin seating, food service carts, or other in-flight equipment can result in injuries.
Mechanical Failure: Faulty equipment, maintenance issues, or design flaws can lead to accidents. It may involve engines, navigation systems, sensors, or any critical component of the aircraft.
Runway Incursions: Situations where unauthorized aircraft, vehicles, or personnel enter the runway, leading to potential collisions.
Slips and Falls: Wet floors, especially in restrooms, or tripping over items in the aisle can lead to falls and subsequent injuries.
Weather Conditions: Severe weather such as thunderstorms, icing, turbulence, and limited visibility can affect flight safety. Pilots must adapt to these changing conditions, and adverse weather can complicate navigation and landing.
Turbulence: Sudden changes in air movement can cause the aircraft to jolt, leading to passengers being thrown against the cabin interior or striking unbuckled objects.
Aviation accidents can result in a range of common injuries, significantly influenced by the specific circumstances of the incident, including speed and altitude. Some common minor and catastrophic injuries include:
In North Carolina, the time limit for filing aviation accident claims is three years from the date of the incident. [2] These deadlines are crucial, as failing to file within these time frames can result in the forfeiture of your right to seek compensation.
Missing the Statute of Limitations can severely impede your chances of recovering damages for injuries sustained or wrongful death resulting from an aviation accident. Therefore, it is essential for you and your family to consult with our experienced legal counsel promptly to navigate these complexities effectively.
Our North Carolina aviation accident lawyers are dedicated to assisting victims by conducting independent investigations to identify responsible parties and ensure clients receive the financial compensation they are entitled to.
Our legal team combines invaluable legal expertise withtechnical knowledge, essential for navigating the complexities of aviation law and understanding the nuances of aircraft operations and regulations.
Here are a few ways our North Carolina aviation lawyers can help you after being involved in an airplane crash:
Legal Representation: Our plane crash attorneys provide legal representation to navigate the complexities of aviation law and ensure your rights are protected.
Investigation: We conduct thorough investigations to gather evidence, including accident reports, witness statements, and expert analyses, to build a strong case on your behalf.
Claim Assessment: Our flight injury lawyers can assess your case to determine the potential value of your claim, including medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages.
Negotiations with Insurance Companies: We handle all communications with insurance companies to negotiate a fair settlement, ensuring you are not pressured into accepting a low offer.
Litigation: If a fair settlement cannot be reached, our attorneys are prepared to file a lawsuit and represent you in court to seek the compensation you are owed.
Expert Network: We have access to a network of aviation experts, medical professionals, and accident reconstructionists who can provide valuable insights and testimony to support your case.
Understanding of Regulations: Our law firm understands the aviation industry’s regulations and standards, which are vital in determining liability in aviation accidents.
Emotional Support: We provide compassionate support during this challenging time, guiding you through the legal process and alleviating your stress.
Timely Action: We ensure that all legal deadlines, including Statutes of Limitations, are met to protect your right to pursue compensation.
Tailored Legal Strategy: Every case is unique; we develop a tailored legal strategy that aligns with your specific circumstances and goals.
No Upfront Costs: Our services are provided on a contingency fee basis, meaning you won’t incur any upfront costs. We only get paid when you receive compensation, allowing you to pursue justice without financial pressure.
Contact our North Carolina aviation injury lawyers for a free consultation today.
We Represent Clients From All Over North Carolina Who Have Been Injured in Aviation Accidents