In the operations centers of major airlines, in the war rooms of airframe manufacturers, in the offices of insurers who have spent years pricing the risk of exactly this moment, the machinery of legal response begins to move within minutes of a major aviation accident. Before the names of the victims are confirmed, before the cause is known, before the first NTSB investigator boards a government aircraft headed for the scene — the lawyers are already working.

In this concise e-book, Aviation Practice Chair Mark Dombroff explains the role of the aviation defense attorney from the moments after an incident to the day of trial and beyond.

Click here to read "When the Smoke Clears: The Role of Aviation Defense Lawyers After an Airline Accident"