FAA Part 107 licensed aerial documentation for plaintiffs’ counsel, defense counsel, insurance adjusters, and property owners. Chain-of-custody flight logs, GPS-tagged imagery, and metadata preserved. $5M aircraft liability per flight.
Practice areas
- California wildfire damage documentation, including Woolsey, Thomas, Eaton, and Palisades-affected properties
- Property loss and insurance claim documentation
- Before-and-after property condition records
- Personal injury and premises liability scene aerial documentation
Counsel we have worked with
Aerial documentation delivered to plaintiffs’ counsel on Southern California wildfire matters, including class actions against Southern California Edison. Work with:
- Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein, national plaintiffs’ counsel on Woolsey, Thomas, and Eaton fire class actions
- Wolf Wallenstein & Abrams, Los Angeles wildfire-recovery practice
- Peter McNulty Law, Woolsey Fire matters
- Additional plaintiffs’ and defense counsel on Malibu and Pacific Palisades property and personal injury matters
Why attorneys hire us
- Documented FAA flight logs that satisfy evidentiary standards.
- Working knowledge of TFR and post-fire airspace constraints.
- GPS-tagged imagery with original metadata preserved.
- Imagery has been used in published litigation.
- $5M aircraft liability per flight, worldwide.
Engagement process
- Initial consultation to scope the property, access constraints, and deliverable requirements.
- FAA filings handled in advance.
- On-site flight with chain-of-custody log maintained.
- Deliverables: raw imagery, edited stills, short reel on request, and written flight log signed by the pilot in command.
- Archived originals retained per your firm’s retention policy.
California wildfire context
Major Southern California wildfires that have generated litigation we have documented:
- 2018 Woolsey Fire (Malibu, Calabasas, Hidden Hills, Bell Canyon)
- 2017 Thomas Fire (Ventura and Santa Barbara counties)
- 2025 Palisades Fire (Pacific Palisades and surrounding)
- 2025 Eaton Fire (Altadena and surrounding)