Every hour in the United States alone, over 61,000 people are airborne on commercial flights - families on vacation, business travelers, students traveling on school trips, grandparents visiting their children and family. The commercial airlines have a duty of care, a contractual agreement, that is assumed when a passenger purchases a ticket. The airlines are required to provide the safest travel service in exchange for your business.

During the investigative process of an accident, certain facts may emerge that show an air carrier or manufacturer failed to exercise that duty of care. This could be for a variety of factors ranging from improper maintenance to faulty design of the aircraft to inadequate crew training.

As the facts emerge, we develop our case and prepare for trial with the goals of fair compensation and holding the liable party accountable. Oftentimes a defendant will want to avoid negative publicity by settling a case before a trial begins. While we frequently represent a number of families and individuals in the same aviation disaster, every individual client, conferring closely with our attorneys, determines what is the best course to achieve their goals.

When cases proceed to trial, Nolan Law Group attorneys are meticulously prepared to prove fault with evidence, expert testimony and facts. We present the case to a jury to help them determine who was at fault and, if found guilty, the amount of compensation commensurate with the pain, suffering and loss endured by an individual or surviving family members.