Power Rogers & Smith: Airplane Accidents

Aviation Accident Settlements & Verdicts

Aviation accidents often cause devastating injury and/or death to those involved. Many aviation accidents occur as a result of personal error or malfunctioning parts. Aviation accidents, because they often involve so many people, can devastate entire communities, cause untold damage and leave many families in distress. You don't have to feel powerless against large corporations and frustrated by government red tape. An experienced airplane crash lawyer can assist you with every aspect of your case.

When you hire an airplane crash lawyer, that individual is able to bring his or her expertise and talent to airplane crash cases. Whether it's an aviation accident settlement negotiation or a trial, an experienced airplane crash lawyer is able to best assist you with your case.

The top legal talent at Power Rogers & Smith has handled numerous airplane crash cases that have occurred all over the world. Our airplane crash lawyers know how to deal with local and foreign governments, federal and state aviation agencies as well as large defendant corporations. We have conducted numerous aviation accident settlement negotiations as well as trials on behalf of our clients. When you hire a Power Rogers & Smith airplane crash lawyer, you will receive not only the most sophisticated legal representation but also caring legal service.

Every airplane crash lawyer at Power Rogers & Smith possesses not only the experience necessary to fight airplane crash cases but also the skills and talent to win them. After handling many complex airplane crash cases over the decades, our legal team has become a formidable foe during a trial or an aviation accident settlement.

Some of our wins as a result of airplane crash cases are listed below.

Settlement: $11.5 Million

Estate of D.J. v. USAir, Inc., The Boeing Company, Gerald E. Fox, Parker-Hannifin Corporation and Monsanto Company
No. 85 L 11905

Todd A. Smith

A 28-year-old wife and mother of two small boys was on USAir Flight 427 when it crashed in Aliquippa, Pa., killing 127 passengers and five crew members. After extensive discovery in her family's legal case, our lawyers uncovered a defect in the rudder system of the Boeing 737-300.

Judgment: $2 Million

Estate of Carol Ann Reiser, deceased v. United States (FAA) No. 90 C 5875

Todd A. Smith

The plaintiff stalled and crashed the plane she was piloting after she was cleared for landing on an occupied runway.