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At any given time, there are up to 5,000 aircraft in flight across the United States. Air Traffic Controllers direct the air traffic flow for approximately 200,000 aircraft each day. Controllers must manage and monitor all aspects of planes in the air and on the runway in a fast-paced and high pressure environment. Pilots rely […]

At a prison in Pennsylvania. At a school in Atlanta. At homes from Southern California to Maine. Even in recreational vehicles and cars. Carbon monoxide poisoning leads to serious injury or death. No indoor location is safe from the risks. Brain injuries are often the result of such poisoning as the gas deprives the body […]

Bailey & Partners is pleased to announce that Patrick Bailey has been selected for inclusion into the National Trial Lawyers: Top 10 National Aviation Trial Lawyers Association for the 4th year. Since 2014, Mr. Bailey has received this professional honor which is only given to “a select group of lawyers for their superior skill and […]

The United States Federal Aviation Administration (“FAA”) has substantially rewritten Part 23 of the Federal Aviation Regulations. The new regulations eliminate detailed, prescriptive standards for new products, and instead, establish general performance objectives for new products to be placed on the market. This change will make it substantially easier for new aircraft products to be […]

On July 4, 2015, a two-engine Embraer Phenom 300 business jet, with one pilot and three passengers aboard, crashed after the aircraft left the runway shortly after landing. The experienced pilot who had flown into the London-area airport on several prior occasions decided to continue a high-speed, steep visual approach to the runway instead of […]