The Aviation Law Section focuses on major air crash litigation. The Section studies federal legislation and treaties such as Death on the High Seas Act, General Aviation Revitalization Act, and the Warsaw and Hague Convention to ensure that those injured in air tragedies have avenues of recourse and recovery.
The Aviation Law Section is endowed by John Howie.
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Section Leadership
- Chair: Kristina Infante | Podhurst Orseck, PA, Miami, FL
- Chair-Elect: Matthew S. Sims | Rapoport Weisberg & Sims P.C., Chicago, IL
- Vice Chair: Kevin J. Mahoney | Kreindler & Kreindler, LLP, New York, NY
- Membership Liaison: Brittany Sanders Robb | Robb & Robb LLC, Kansas City, MO
- Secretary: Olutula Familoni | Motley Rice LLC, Mt. Pleasant, SC
- Content Curator: Michael Smith | Danko Meredith Trial Lawyers, Redwood Shores, CA
- Immediate Past Chair: James R. Brauchle | Motley Rice, LLC, Mt. Pleasant, SC
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Who Can Join?
Section membership is open to all membership categories and Paralegal Affiliates. Certain benefits in membership categories other than Regular, Life, Sustaining, and President's Club may be restricted. In particular, access to the Section e-mail list servers are limited to Regular, Life, Sustaining, and President's Club Members, and sponsored Law Professors and Paralegal Affiliates. The online document libraries are limited to Regular, Life, Sustaining, and President's Club Members. List server participants and access to a Section's document library requires membership in that specific Section.
