Dinkes and Schwitzer Discuss Aviation and Auto Accidents

Dinkes and Schwitzerhave been on fire since the turn of the millennium. Few if any other law firms in the state of New York have handled as many high profile cases, and won six figure settlements for their clients, as Dinkes and Schwitzer. Crashes and collisions of all kinds account for a large proportion of their work so who better to explain the fundamentals of aviation and auto accidents?

I hurt myself exiting an airplane does that count as an aviation accident?

Yes, possibly; aviation accident cases can involve crashes, collisions, rough landings, turbulence, but also other incidents before and after takeoff such as accidents involving hostess incompetence or difficulties boarding or exiting the plane. It all depends on who was responsible for your injury. Dinkes and Schwitzer have filed claims against airlines, pilots, air traffic controllers and many more.

How do aviation accident cases proceed?

In the case of a serious accident, a number of government bodies such as the FBI and FAA will investigate the incident and gather relevant data, such as how the incident occurred and who was involved. Your attorney will contact these parties to get the information they need to build their case; they will also conduct their own investigation, inspecting the crash site and interviewing witnesses.

How do I build an auto accident case?

Building an auto accident requires more work on behalf of the victim than aviation accidents, i.e. the FAA aren’t going to show up and take witnesses’ statements; you’ll have to do it yourself. It’s important that you note a great number of details about the accident including how exactly it occurred, where and when, weather details, details of the car including make and model as well as what damage it received. It’s extremely important that you record any statements which implicate the defendant such as admissions of guilt.

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