Drone Laws

Meet Antonelli Law’s Client Concierge Olivia Fowler Olivia is the Drone/UAS Practice Group’s Client Concierge, acting as liaison between our clients and attorneys. Her duties include informing clients of the progress of their Section 333 exemption petition and related legal projects, and assisting the attorneys to collect needed information. Olivia’s organizational and

I am the first, and perhaps only, lawyer who publicly stated you do not have to be a lawyer to file a Section 333 petition with the FAA for commercial UAS operations – I did this even before the FAA began its Summary Grant process. What I have said is that hiring

Antonelli Law UAS client, Chicago’s Richter Studios received approval from the FAA on August 11th to operate the DJI Inspire 1 for aerial cinematography. The FAA approved the petition in less than 90 days. To contact Richter Studios visit http://www.richterstudios.com/ A copy of the FAA Grant of Exemption under Section 333 can be

1. Registering UAVs purchased from foreign countries like through DJI.com is a complicated bureaucratic process. Why bother to go through this bureaucratic process yourself? Do what you do best instead. Registering your UAV purchased online from  manufacturers or sellers located in another country will involve not only obtaining FAA official original carbon

Antonelli Law is proud to announce its Drone Democracy program now includes one FAA N number registration and a lower Section 333 legal fee of $1,500 for simple uses like residential real estate,  home and roof inspections, and nature photography with certain drones already approved by the FAA like the DJI Phantom