With the attractiveness of commercial drone use and testing abroad and the FAA's looming September deadline, the next few months may prove to be equally chaotic (and exciting) for the developing field of drone law, writes attorney Matt Grosack.
May 28, 2015 at 11:00 AM
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This is a very exciting time for the small but ever growing fraternity of “drone lawyers.”
With the recent proliferation of advanced and inexpensive unmanned aerial systems—UAS, better known as drones—federal and state regulators such as the Federal Aviation Administration are scrambling to keep up with a rapidly innovating industry.
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