Washington DC Plane Accident Attorney
Were You Hurt in a Preventable Aviation Accident?
Although aviation accidents are rare, they can and do happen. Flying in a plane inherently comes with risks, but if proper precautions are taken, your safety as a passenger should not be compromised. Without these measures, however, serious injury or death can occur. When planes malfunction as a result of defective parts, or a pilot’s inexperience, incompetence, or negligence causes unsafe conditions, it is the passengers' lives that are put at risk.
Plane crashes are most commonly caused by:
- Failing to identify bad weather
- Misreading equipment
- Pilot negligence or inexperience
- Mechanical errors or failure
We Represent Victims of Aviation Accidents
Aviation law can be very complex, so if you think you may have a case, don’t hesitate to call Simeone & Miller, LLP as soon as possible. The outcome of your case may depend on who is advocating for you, so don’t risk turning to a lawyer who is inexperienced in aviation law. You can trust that the Washington DC aviation accidents attorneys at our firm have the extensive knowledge necessary to fight confidently for your case and bring you the best outcome possible.
We handle lawsuits arising from all types of aviation accidents, including:
- Private aircraft accidents
- United States airline accidents
- International plane accidents
- Helicopter accidents
- Sightseeing air tour accidents
- Charter plane accidents
If you or a loved one has suffered an injury from an aviation accident, the injury lawyers at Simeone & Miller, LLP can help. We have been featured in The Washington Post, The New York Times, Fox News, and MSNBC for our outstanding representation and commitment to our clients. We are proud to offer award-winning counsel and a proven track record of success to our clients, for whom we have recovered millions of dollars in damages.
If we don’t win your case, you don’t pay, so you have nothing to lose. Schedule a free case review with our Washington DC plane accident lawyers.