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Our attorneys and experts
intimately understand the inner working of the federal agencies -
National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation
Administration - charged with investigating air disasters and
regulating air carriers. Decades of experience in negotiating the
complex set of federal rules and laws that regulate the airline
industry give Nolan Law Group a great advantage in this
ever-challenging area of law.
Official reports issued after completion of an investigation do not
assign liability, but do provide insight into the probable causes of
an accident. Nolan Law Group's staff includes attorneys who are active
pilots and aeronautic engineers. In addition, we employ experts and
investigators to assist in analyzing the information and build a case
for liability to the proper entity or, in most cases, entities.
Whether it is the airplane manufacturer, the airline, a parts
manufacturer or air traffic control, we find the facts that build a
winning lawsuit.
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12-06-2006
TSB wants safer rules for Cessna 208 cargo planes
Canadian Press
Updated: Wed. Dec. 6 2006 10:32 PM ET
WINNIPEG — The Transportation Safety Board is renewing its call for
all Cessna 208 cargo planes to be grounded in anything but light icing
conditions after ice was identified as the main cause of a fatal crash
near downtown Winnipeg last fall.
08-29-2006
Crew member voiced concern about lack of runway lights
By Jon Hilkevitch and Charles Sheehan
Chicago Tribune
LEXINGTON, Ky. - The co-pilot of a Comair commuter jet was at the controls accelerating the plane down a runway too short for a
successful takeoff when he or the captain voiced concern there were no lights bordering the airstrip, according to a cockpit voice
recording that accident investigators described Monday.
08-29-2006
Service Thursday for Plainwell couple who died in air crash
By Rex Hall Jr.
rhall@kalamazoogazette.com 388-7784
A Plainwell couple killed in a plane crash near Ormond Beach, Fla., will be remembered Thursday during a
service at Richland Bible Church.
08-29-2006
Pilots Of Comair Jet Had Voiced Concerns Prior To Crash
Story by The Regional News Service
Published August 29, 2006
(Lexington, KY) The pilots of a Comair commuter jet accelerating down a
runway too short for a successful takeoff voiced concern there were no lights
bordering the airstrip, according to a cockpit voice recording that accident
investigators described Monday night.
08-29-2006
Pilots missed clues in fatal crash
By Jon Hilkevitch and Charles Sheehan, Tribune staff reporters
Published August 29, 2006
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- The pilots of a Comair commuter jet accelerating down
a runway too short for a successful takeoff voiced concern there were no
lights bordering the airstrip, according to a cockpit voice recording that
accident investigators described Monday night.
08-27-2006
Law firm says plane unsafe Authorities say weather likely caused crash that killed Plainwell couple
By Stephanie Esters
Sunday, August 27, 2006
The type of airplane that crashed in Florida on Friday afternoon, killing a Plainwell couple, is the subject of a
lawsuit by a Chicago law firm.
08-27-2006
Commuter jet Comair Flight 5191 taking off for Atllanta crashed just passed the runway
LEXINGTON, KY. -- A commuter jet mistakenly trying to take off on a runway that was too short crashed into a field yesterday and burst into flames, killing 49 people and leaving the lone survivor -- a co-pilot -- in critical condition.
08-27-
2006
Commuter jet Comair Flight 5191 taking off for Atllanta crashed just passed the runway
LEXINGTON, KY. -- A commuter jet mistakenly trying to take off on a runway that was too short crashed into a field yesterday and burst into flames, killing 49 people and leaving the lone survivor -- a co-pilot -- in critical condition..
2-17-
2005
Statement From Circuit City
Stores, Inc.
RICHMOND, Va.,
Feb 17, 2005 /
via COMTEX/ -- Circuit City Stores,
Inc., today issued the following statement from Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer W. Alan McCollough:
2-16-
2005
Statement From Circuit City
Stores, Inc.
RICHMOND, Va.,
Feb 16, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Circuit City Stores,
Inc. confirms that a plane registered to the company has crashed in
Colorado.
2-16-
2005
Plane Crash Kills 8 Near
Pueblo, Colo.
PUEBLO, Colo. - A
small jet owned by electronics retailer Circuit City crashed in
freezing drizzle Wednesday as it approached the Pueblo airport,
killing all eight people aboard, including four company employees.
12-16-
2004
MU-2's maker
calls for added training
After four fatal crashes of Mitsubishi MU-2 aircraft this year,
including one near Centennial Airport nine days ago, the manufacturer
is worried that some pilots may be inadequately trained to fly the
high-performance plane.
5-14-
2004
Safety record of planes questioned
MU-2 crashes have
killed 196 in the past 36 years
12-11-
2004
Report confirms
icing a threat to doomed plane
Fatal
Idaho crash: Another pilot in the area had said ice was accumulating.
12-10-
2004
Deadly crash may be linked to ice buildup
on plane wing
Farmington pilot, co-worker were killed in Idaho accident.
10- 22-2004
NTSB Releases Preliminary Report on Kirksville
Plane Crash
NTSB investigators released new
information Friday about a plane that crashed in Kirksville
10- 21-2004
Corporate Airlines Releases Passenger and Crew List for Flight 5966
SMYRNA,
Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 21, 2004--Corporate Airlines has released
the following list of confirmed survivors and deceased passengers and
crew following last evening's incident involving Flight #5966 in
Kirksville, Missouri.
10-20-2004
At
least eight die in Kirksville plane crash
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. — A commuter plane crashed Tuesday
night in a wooded area south of Kirksville, killing at least eight
persons.
10-20-2004
8 reported dead in crash of commuter plane in Kirksville, MO
Kirksville, Mo. (AP) -- Emergency crews searched woods and open fields
early Wednesday for possible survivors of a commuter plane crash that
killed at least eight people but left two others with only broken
bones.
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