The Plaintiff offered certain types of services (for example, “weekly flyovers of the developer’s property, capture images, stitch the images together using computer software, and provide [developer] with an updated orthomosaic picture of his property”) that the North Carolina Board of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors considered unlicensed surveying. The Board told the Plaintiff to… Read More »
Interested in learning about drone lawsuits? I have compiled the various drone lawsuits/litigation/prosecutions into the list below. There has been a wide range of drone-related cases in the last couple of years ranging from flamethrowers mounted on drones to a drone crashing into a wedding guest. I’m going to refer them collectively as drone lawsuits.… Read More »
Long Lake Township hired a drone company to take pictures of the Maxon’s property to establish that the property was an illegal salvage yard. Long Lake Township filed a civil action against the Maxon’s and used photographs gathered from the drone as evidence. The Maxon’s moved to suppress the drone photographs as violating the 4th… Read More »
Are you interested in learning more about the RaceDayQuads LLC v FAA lawsuit? The lawsuit is seeking to strike down the drone remote identification regulations as illegal. This article is designed to help you understand the back ground, the issues, and what’s at stake. Background December 31, 2019, the FAA proposed the remote identification regulations.… Read More »
Section 107.9 requires certain accidents to be reported to the FAA within a certain time period. This regulation has also caused a lot of confusion and headaches for people who crashed their drone and were frantically trying to determine if they have to report or not. Section 107.9 says, “No later than 10 calendar days… Read More »