At the aviation accident injury law firm of Bisogno & Meyerson, LLP, we are all too aware of the accidents that can occur in our city’s busy airports and airspace. According to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, nearly 117 million passengers traveled through JFK and LaGuardia airports in 2017.  Given the large international NY airports, including Buffalo Niagara, Greater Rochester, Albany, Syracuse Hancock, and smaller airports such as Westchester County and Long Island  MacArthur, and many other smaller public and private airports and airstrips throughout New York,  accidents in the air and on the ground at the airport do occur. Our experienced Staten Island and Brooklyn airplane accident attorney, have the knowledge, experience, and the resources to handle the complexities of aviation litigation, whether it is a single-engine plane, helicopter, or passenger jet, including dealing with  federal authorities, such as the Federal Aviation Agency  (FAA), National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), as well as state and local authorities and agencies.

Our airport accident lawyers also handle accidents that occur outside of the aircraft, including falls on an automated walkway, pedestrian accidents,  as well as airport bus and other motor vehicle transportation accidents which often cause serious injury. If you or somebody you care about has been injured or killed in a major commercial airline, regional carrier, private charter, corporate jet, military contractor, small plane, general aviation, private aviation, terrorist-related, or helicopter accident, or has suffered an injury at an airport, the insurance companies will try to persuade you to take a quick and woefully inadequate settlement. Before you talk to an insurance company, talk to us. The complicated nature of these accidents may and often does involve multiple parties with liabilities.  At the Bisogno &  Meyerson law firm, we make sure that you get maximum compensation for your aircraft or airport accident — particularly in the case of catastrophic injuries or wrongful death.