Jetlaw LLC

Jetlaw LLC is an aviation law firm headquartered in Washington D.C., with offices in Kansas City and Chicago. The firm says it represents clients in all types of aviation-related matters. Its attorneys and advisors work on aircraft, airports, air carriers and regulation.

The site says the firm and its attorneys have won multiple awards for excellence and contributions to the industry. The team includes attorneys and industry advisors with decades of experience. The site says they handle practical counsel for complex aviation projects.

The firm lists many practice areas. These include air carriers, aircraft transactions, airports, aviation general counsel services, aviation mergers and acquisitions, Department of Defense work, Department of Transportation licensing and compliance, experimental and restricted category aircraft, eVTOL aircraft, advanced air mobility and drones. It also lists operations and compliance, taxes and advocacy.

The Jet Talk section of the site publishes articles on aviation law. Recent topics include protecting bonus depreciation on aircraft purchases, FAA registration rules for U.S. registered aircraft, and whether a flight must follow Part 135 or Part 91 rules. The firm also runs a course catalog and air race programs.

The site says that talking with the firm does not form an attorney-client relationship. A relationship starts only after the firm checks for conflicts of interest and receives a signed engagement letter. The site notes that information on the website is for general purposes only.

The contact page offers a form with fields for advocacy, air carriers and aircraft transactions. The main phone number is 202.499.3834. The site also has an aviation newsletter sign-up and a LinkedIn page.

The site says the firm's attorneys and advisors have decades of experience in aviation projects. The site lists partner profiles, including Kent Jackson, Kali Hague, Mike Kolich, Matt Mentzer, Ed Young, Sarah Cummings and Dr. Matt Miriani. It also says that speaking with the firm does not automatically create a client relationship.