BOSTON, April 26, 2019 /CNW/ -- Thornton Law Firm LLP announces that it is investigating the causes of the recent crashes involving Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft near Jakarta, Indonesia and Addis Abba, Ethiopia. The investigation is focusing on the role Boeing and its suppliers may have played in causing the accidents as a result of possible design or manufacturing defects. This may result in the ability for family members of the victims of these accidents to file lawsuits against Boeing and its suppliers. If you are interested in pursuing this claim, or to discuss your legal rights, please email [email protected], or call 617-720-1333.
The investigation focuses in large part on the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS), which is a stall prevention system designed to activate in manual flight, with the airplane's flaps up, at an elevated Angle of Attack (AOA). A number of media reports into the investigations into the Boeing MAX crashes suggests issues with the MCAS may have caused the accidents.
If your family or relative(s) have been impacted by the Boeing MAX crashes, and you would like to discuss your potential rights, please contact the Thornton Law Firm's Boeing investigation team [email protected], or call 617-720-1333.
Thornton Law Firm has a tradition of excellence when it comes to representing victims in a wide range of personal injury matters. Now the leading injury law firm in Massachusetts and the largest plaintiff law firm in New England, the firm has 20 attorneys representing thousands of clients in a wide variety of plaintiff-side work. Experience in complex litigation over the last four decades has led to the firm's involvement in cases of local and national importance.
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Michael Thornton: Thornton Law Firm LLP, 1 Lincoln Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02111, Email: [email protected], Tel: 1-800-431-4600, http://www.tenlaw.com
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