Aviation Law

Aviation related litigation involves many ordinary legal issues (such as issues arising under Uniform Commercial Code warranty statutes, common law fraud, repairman's possessory lien statutes, and long-arm jurisdictional statutes), but this field of law necessarily involves issues and matters relating specifically to aviation. For example, aviation cases may also involve:

• the interpretation of Federal Aviation Regulations;
• review of NTSB accident reports;
• review of airframe or engine logs;
• the understanding of air traffic control operations; or
• an understanding of aircraft components and systems.

Richard H. Foster leads Doerner, Saunders, Daniel & Anderson's Aviation Law practice area. Mr. Foster is an instrument rated private pilot. He has the AV* Martindale Hubbell rating for attorneys, and has over 26 years experience in general business litigation. Mr. Foster has been an approved panel attorney for the AOPA Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association for over 10 years, and he has been an instrument rated pilot for over 12 years. He can use his firsthand practical knowledge of flying and the aircraft business to efficiently deliver solutions to your aviation problem at a reasonable cost.