Aviation Accident Attorney - Charleston, South Carolina

As an active pilot for over 15 years holding an IFR certificate, and as a former member of the Charleston Aviation Authority, Attorney Curtis Bostic has first hand knowledge of the complexities and hazards of flying. For those whose lives have been devastated by an aviation disaster, it is particularly important to have a professional who is intimately familiar with aviation and the law.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) anticipates that air travel will double over the next two decades. Although this increase bodes well for the airline industry, it will also lead to a substantially higher risk of serious aviation accidents. Modern air travel is generally considered to be among the safest modes of transportation; however, accidents do occur, often with devastating results. In fact, a review of National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) accident statistics reveals that aviation accidents are actually more common than most people realize.

If someone you love has been seriously injured or killed in an aviation disaster, you cannot rely on government agencies to explain your rights or promote your personal interests. For emotional and spiritual support you should be able to depend on family, friends, clergy, neighbors, and other members of your community. However, for answers to the pressing questions about your future, your legal rights, and your options, you should seek the advice of a law firm that possesses extensive experience in aviation and injury cases.

Aviation litigation is complex. At the outset extensive investigation is necessary to determine which parties are legally responsible for accidents, as theories of liability differ according to state, federal, and international laws. In general, to prove legal liability the plaintiff must be able to present evidence that the defendant failed to meet industry standards related to safe operation, engineering, design, or manufacture of an aircraft, among other operational issues. Depending on the circumstances surrounding the accident, any number of parties may be held liable, including the owner and operator of the aircraft, manufacturers, maintenance providers, and in certain cases, even the federal government.

You should never feel pressured to hire a lawyer following an aviation accident. A reputable aviation law firm will provide trustworthy information about your options and the various resources at your disposal, whether you decide to proceed with litigation or not.

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If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident or due to the negligence of a medical care provider, contact a South Carolina accident lawyer at the Bostic Law Firm today. Our office is located in Charleston, but we represent clients from many areas, including North Charleston, Mt Pleasant, Ravenel, Hollywood, Goose Creek, Monks Corner, Summerville, Hampton County, Colleton County, Berkeley County, Dorchester County ,Beaufort, Jasper County, Columbia, Daniel Island, Sumter, Aiken, Greenville, Walterboro, Hanahan, James Island, Isle of Palms, Folly Island, Johns Island, Rantowles, Edisto, Jericho, Osborn, Wadmalaw Island, Yonges Island, Meggett, Adams Run, Walterboro, Rockville, Kiawah, Seabrook, Chester, Lincolnville, Ladson, Horry County, Spartanburg, and others. Complete a FREE Online Consultation Form or call us today.

Our personal injury team can help in a broad range of areas: wrongful death, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, auto accidents, on the job injuries, worker's compensation, amputations, eye injuries, electrical injuries, medical malpractice, head trauma, neck injuries, back injuries, bed sores, malnutrition, dehydration, overdose, misdiagnosis, elopement, falls, broken bone, fractures, birth injury, boat accidents, brain injuries, drug injuries, defective products, dog bites, drunk driving accidents, fire and burn injuries, motorcycle accidents, scuba diving injuries, shooting accidents, assaults, nursing home abuse and neglect, premises liability, car accidents, bus accidents, train crossing accidents, aviation accidents, spinal injuries, delayed diagnosis, surgical mistakes, nursing home neglect, and others.