(Source: propertycasualty360.com) “Shooting down drones” is all over the news lately. A Kentucky man used “Number 8 birdshot” to shoot down a multi-rotor over his backyard. A Modesto marksman shot down a drone over his neighbor’s farm. A New Jersey Man hit the news for doing the same thing. The idea that you can shoot down drones is so pervasive that Deer Trail, Colo., … [Read more...] about Don’t Shoot That Drone!
Brendan Schulman
Brendan Schulman Joins DJI as Vice President of Policy and Legal Affairs
Two power houses of the consumer drone community joined forces on Wednesday morning as DJI announced the hiring of notorious drone lawyer Brendan Schulman. Easily the most prominent figure in the ongoing discussion of drone regulations, Schulman adds a necessary branch to the worlds largest consumer drone manufacturer in his role of Vice President of Policy and Legal … [Read more...] about Brendan Schulman Joins DJI as Vice President of Policy and Legal Affairs
What Will Drone Regulations Look Like in 20 Years?
Just one year ago, the commercial drone community really had it out for the FAA. There didn't appear to be any progress being made as far as publishing drone regulations and the administration seemed to spend far more time than was necessary chasing innocuous pilots. The blanket ban on flying drones for monetary compensation was frustrating for many. Today, things are … [Read more...] about What Will Drone Regulations Look Like in 20 Years?
7 Of The Most Influential Players In The Drone Industry
The Drone Revolution is upon us. Every day there is a new headline. Every day someone starts a new company. People are flocking to this industry and it is creating a snowball effect of popularity and investments. But as with any rise in technology, there are certain 'powers that be' making the whole thing happen. Dronelife spoke to these players to help you put faces to names … [Read more...] about 7 Of The Most Influential Players In The Drone Industry
New York Law Journal Q&A With Brendan Schulman
(Source: newyorklawjournal.com) The Federal Aviation Administration on Sunday issued long-awaited proposed rules for the commercial use of unmanned aircraft—drones. Until recently, drones were known principally as a U.S. military tool in countries like Pakistan. But more than a million small drones have been sold in the last few years, and regulators have become … [Read more...] about New York Law Journal Q&A With Brendan Schulman
