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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.

Montreal Convention Passenger Rights

Montreal Convention Passenger Rights: What Injured Airline Passengers Need to Know

Flight Passengers Injured /

If you’ve been hurt on an international flight or your bags went missing, you likely have rights under the Montreal Convention. This international treaty governs airline liability for passenger injury, death, and baggage issues on international flights between member countries. Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself and seek compensation. Key Takeaways The

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How Often Do Bird Strikes Happen

How Often Do Bird Strikes Happen? Frequency, Risk & Prevention

Aviation Facts & Analysis /

Bird strikes occur daily in the United States, averaging roughly 50 to 60 reported incidents every single day. Yet the vast majority cause no injuries and no serious damage to aircraft. This article breaks down the real numbers, explains when and where bird strikes happen most, and shows what the aviation industry does to keep

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Who Is at Fault for Mid Air Collisions

Who Is at Fault for Mid Air Collisions?

Aviation Facts & Analysis /

Key Takeaways Fault in a mid air collision is rarely placed on a single person. Multiple parties – including pilots, air traffic controllers, operators, and manufacturers – often share responsibility. The national transportation safety board investigates to improve aviation safety, but its findings do not control civil liability in a wrongful death lawsuit or personal

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