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Author name: Emery Ledger

Emery Brett Ledger brings more than 27 years of experience to personal injury law. He founded & led The Ledger Law Firm in securing over $100 million in compensation for clients with life-altering injuries & complex claims. Licensed in California, Texas, & Washington, Emery earned his law degree from Pepperdine University School of Law. His practice areas include car & truck accidents, wrongful death, catastrophic injuries, maritime claims, & mass tort litigation. He has been recognized by The National Trial Lawyers' Top 100, Mass Tort Trial Lawyers Top 25, and America's Top 100 Personal Injury Attorneys. Emery also received the 2025 Elite Lawyer Award & holds a perfect 10.0 Avvo rating with Platinum Client Champion status.

Guide to Pets on Airplanes: How to Fly Safely With Your Dog or Cat

Key Takeaways Most U.S. airlines allow small dogs and cats to fly in cabin as a paid carry on, while larger dogs usually must travel as checked baggage or manifest cargo. Since early 2021, emotional support animals ESAs are treated as regular pets on U.S. airlines; only trained service dogs fly for free under the […]

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Are Airlines Liable for Bird Strike Accidents

Are Airlines Liable for Bird Strike Accidents? Legal Responsibilities, Prevention, and Passenger Rights

Key Takeaways Airlines can be liable for bird strike accidents when they fail to follow safety regulations, maintenance standards, or operational procedures designed to protect passengers from known wildlife hazards. While many bird strikes are treated as unavoidable events, liability increasingly depends on whether the airline and airport operators took all reasonable precautions recognized in

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Who Is Liable When Defective Aircraft Parts Cause a Crash

Who Is Liable When Defective Aircraft Parts Cause a Crash?

When an airplane crash results from a defective part, liability rarely falls on a single party. Aircraft manufacturers, parts manufacturers, airlines, maintenance providers, and even distributors can all share legal responsibility. Understanding who is liable when defective aircraft parts cause a crash is critical for families seeking justice and compensation after a devastating aviation accident.

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