Law Firm Overview

The first question you should ask your attorney is
are you a pilot?

Your aviation lawyer should be a pilot. It's the only way to truly understand both sides of any issue in this highly technical area of law. Having flown in a plane simply doesn't qualify in this type of law.

So what qualifies Robert Hajek to practice aviation law

Robert Hajek's qualifications:

Over 30 years of experience
FAA licensed commercial pilot
Held FAA certified flight instructor and instrument instructor ratings
Nationally peer review rated as an "AV" attorney having the highest levels of legal skill and integrity
A member of the Airline Owners and Pilot's Association Legal
Referral Network since 1987
Licensed to practice law in California and other states
Licensed by State District Courts, Federal District Courts, Federal Appeals Courts, the United States Supreme Court
Wrongful death or personal injury cases

Robert Hajek's law practice also represents the injured seeking damages in wrongful death cases and other personal injury cases.

He has represented pilots in:

accidents
FAA enforcement proceedings
licensing actions
medical certificate actions
state and federal criminal charges
Purchase, sale or lease of aircraft or aircraft-related businesses

Robert Hajek has represented individuals and businesses in the purchase, sale, and leasing of aircraft and aircraft-related businesses.

Areas of Practice

• Aviation
• Business & Commercial Law
• Divorce

West Practice Categories

Business & Commercial Law, Divorce, Aviation Accidents -- Defense, Aviation Accidents -- Plaintiff