Michigan Airplane Accident Attorneys

Commercial airplanes are governed by the regulations affecting common carriers and are governed by different laws and protocols than are private airplanes or other private vehicles. A common carrier is a business that transports persons or cargo for compensation. Both federal and state regulations govern the activities of common carriers such as buses, trains, and airplanes.

As a general rule, a common carrier is held to a higher standard of care than is a private party. They must have both the skill and the training to transport passengers and cargo, and more than reasonable care must be exercised.

When examining an airplane crash, the first area of information to be discovered is what caused the crash. This can be difficult since much of the evidence can be destroyed.  Some of the causes of crashes include pilot error, design flaws, mechanical failure, and extreme weather conditions. It is vital that whatever evidence is available be collected and studied so that the cause of the crash can be determined. Once this is done, it will be possible to decide if the basis for a lawsuit exists.

The litigation of Michigan airplane accidents is not easy. It usually involves thousands of pages of documents, close inspection of flight data and flight records, as well as the involvement of many experts. The Law Offices of Lee Steinberg, P.C. and Michigan airplane accident attorneys can walk you through your case from beginning to end, making you feel comfortable and at ease about the process.

Airline accidents are always extremely traumatic and leave family members confused and looking for answers. The Law Offices of Lee Steinberg, P.C. understands these events can cause untold pain to both victims and their families. We work hard to ensure the victim and his or her family receives the money they deserve under the law.

For 40 years, the Law Offices of Lee Steinberg has been fighting for Michigan airplane accident victims, getting them the services and money they deserve.

Please contact our office directly at 1-800-LEE-FREE (1-800-533-3733) to find out your rights and how we can begin fighting for you.