Antonelli Law Successfully Defends Part 107 Pilot in Chicago Drone Ordinance Case
In June, licensed drone pilot Jerrick Hakim flew his DJI Inspire 2 for one solitary flight on Chicago’s lakefront. A…
Chicago law firm helps secure FAA waivers to allow first U.S. companies to operate drones at night
Select group of commercial drone users receive special permission from the Federal Aviation Administration to conduct nighttime operations One of…
Utah’s new anti-drone law is a bad idea
Mark Del Bianco, Special Counsel to Antonelli Law Utah’s New Anti-Drone Law is a Bad Idea Whose Implementation Requires Violation…
Part 107 is Here – And You Can Apply For a BLOS Certificate of Waiver
Part 107 is finally here – the US government’s small drone regulations issued by the FAA. Many are cheering, and…
How to Evaluate a Drone Law Attorney in 5 Easy Steps *
I was recently given some free advice from someone who works with a legacy international company whose name is a…
Beginner’s guide to legal drone operations.
ginners We have been working hard daily since launching our drone law practice group in January 2014 (its our Two…
Section 333 petition fees lowered by Antonelli Law
For 2016 Antonelli Law have lowered our legal fees for most FAA Section 333 petitions to $1,500. Custom manufactured UAVs…
FAA Fact Sheet on State and Local UAS Regulations: Prelude to Odysseus’ Revenge?
While the FAA has been working on its small drone regulations, States and local authorities have been passing legislation purporting…
Flying UAS Near Airports – How FAA Changed the Rules For One Operator
One of the issues a number of our commercial UAS clients have is flying within 5 nautical miles of an…
You are under arrest! Chicago’s drone ordinance – A letter to the editor
Today I submitted the following Letter to the Editor of the Chicago Tribune regarding the newly passed Chicago Drone Ordinance:…