New York Airplane Accident AttorneysA plane crash can be one of the most devastating events victims and family members ever experience, because when planes crash, it’s often with catastrophic consequences. |
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The majority of plane crashes involve general aviation flights, such as privately owned and operated aircraft. The most common causes of plane crashes include pilot error, defective parts, or faulty maintenance.
You Need an Experienced New York Airplane Accident Attorney
Experienced legal counsel is critical in litigation against an airline or an airline manufacturer. In the case of an airline disaster, a lawsuit often involves more than one state’s law or court system. In fact, it’s not uncommon for a disaster to involve dozens of different jurisdictions. Claims made by passengers or next of kin may be governed by different legal systems, and each system might have different limits on liability. These factors can make such lawsuits very complicated.
Usually an airline will provide early financial assistance to claimants based on the airline’s “contingency plan.” The remainder of requested compensation is paid when an “undisputed amount” is agreed upon. Numerous complex choices and decisions may have to be made to maximize recovery or streamline procedures, which is why you need attorneys who have experience successfully handling these cases.
If you or someone you know has been in an airplane accident, you need knowledgeable and experienced New York airplane accident attorneys on your side. The attorneys at Gersowitz, Libo & Korek, P.C. have been winning cases involving people just like you for years. Now we want to hear your story.
Here’s how to reach us:
–For fastest service, call: 1-800-LAW-9997, or
–Fill out a New York Personal Injury Case Consultation form.
We’re eager to hear your story, answer your questions and lay out all of your available options. All at no risk and no cost to you. That’s right. Our consultations are completely FREE. So call us now at 1-800-LAW-9997.
We handle personal injury cases in New York and New Jersey.



