Reservations may be made online at www.ntsbbar.org.

The hotel reservation deadline is October 7, 2006. Prices for rooms after
October 7th will be at hotel’s full rack rate.

Cancellation without penalty can be made up to 72 hours prior to check in.

PROGRAM SCHEDULE

Tuesday, November 7, 2006

8:00-8:30 am Registration & Coffee

8:30-9:00 am Welcoming Remarks and Introductions

Tony B. Jobe; President, NTSB Bar Association, Law Offices of Tony B. Jobe, Madisonville, LA

Florida Bar Aviation Law Committee: Edward R. Curtis; Tripp Scott, PA, Ft. Lauderdale, FL and

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University: Gregory A. Popp; Director, Center for Professional Education & Legal Affairs, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL

Michigan State Bar, Aviation Law Section: Dean G. Greenblatt; Dean G. Greenblatt, PLC, Bloomfield Hills, MI

King County Bar Association & Oregon Bar Association, Seattle, WA: Alan M. Burnett; Lane Powell, PC, Seattle, WA

Lawyer-Pilots Bar Association, Southern Region: Martin T. Weiss; Weiss & Associates, LLC, Danielson, CT and Robert L. Feldman; Law Office of Robert L. Feldman, Miami, FL

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9:00-10:00 am Lockerbie, Scotland — Pan Am Flight 103 — Litigation History of First Major International Aviation Terrorist Attack

Moderators and Introductory Remarks:

Frank H. Granito, Jr.; Speiser, Krause, Nolan, New York, NY Pete J. Magee; Former Lead Claims VP for Associated Aviation Underwriters, Short Hills, NJ

Panelists:

Robert C. Mirone; Counsel for Defendant, Libya

Plaintiffs’ Committee:

James P. Kreindler; Kreindler & Kreindler, New York, NY Steven R. Pounian; Kreindler & Kreindler; New York, NY Michel F. Baumeister; Baumeister & Samuels; New York, NY Frank H. Granito, III; Speiser, Krause, Nolan, New York, NY

10:00 am Coffee Break

10:05-10:45 am Operation Safe Pilot: Mission Accomplished?

Michael L. Dworkin; Michael L. Dworkin & Associates, San Francisco, CA

James F. Pokorny; James F. Pokorny & Associates, San Diego, CA

10:45-11:30 am Criminalization of Combat Operations, Afganistan Friendly Fire Incident

Judge Patrick M. Rosenow; Administrative Law Judge, United States Department of Labor, Covington, LA

11:30-12:00 pm The Role of the NTSB Judge in FAA Enforcement Proceedings

Judge William R. Mullins; Administrative Law Judge, NTSB, Arlington, TX

12:00-1:00pm Buffet Lunch – “Le Bonne Temps Roulet”

Pool/Patio, Hilton Garden Inn Hosted by: Zisser, Robison, Brown, Nowlis and Maciejewski, P.A., Jacksonville, FL

Julian MacQueen, Welcome to Pensacola Beach

1:15-2:00 pm Presentation and Argument — Wrongful Death Damages

Plaintiff: Michael S. Olin; Grossman Roth, P.A., Miami, FL

Defendant: Joseph J. Slama; Krupnick Campbell Malone Roselli Buser & Slama; Ft. Lauderdale, FL

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8:30 – 9:00 am Registration & Coffee

9:00-9:45 am Government Contractor Defense — Update on the Law

Moderator:

Michael J. Pangia; Law Offices of Michael J. Pangia, Washington, DC

For the Defendant:

Tom Thornton; Thornton, Davis & Fein, P.A., Miami, FL

For the Plaintiff:

Donald M. Maciejewski; Zisser, Robison, Brown, Nowlis & Maciejewski, Jacksonville, FL

9:45-10:15 am Electronic IT Litigation

Brian C. Dalrymple; Nixon Peabody, LLP, San Francisco, CA

10:15-10:30 am Coffee Break

10:30-11:00 am Current Legal Developments at the Board

Gary L. Halbert; General Counsel, NTSB, Washington, DC

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Saturday, November 11, 2006

9:00 - until Flight Experiences

Pensacola Regional Airport (PNS)
Upgrade your pilot skills or just have fun

Book a flight in STRAC Aviation’s AeroVodochody L-39 jet trainer for upset and/or unusual attitude training. It’s your opportunity to experience a real military jet trainer,

— OR —

Fly with “Cap’n Jimbo’s Flying circus” in a Navy SNJ/AT-6 or Stearman trainer over Pensacola beach or do spin and tailwheel training in his American Champion Super Decathlon. With ground instruction, flights can meet the requirements of an FAR 61.56 flight review.

Flight arrangements not included in seminar registration. If interested, check the appropriate block on the registration form and you will be contacted — or contact the pilots listed below by phone or e-mail for more information.

L-39: Bob Cox — STRAC Aviation

(904) 710-6613 or rjet39@comcast.net

SNJ, Stearman, Super Decathlon: Jim “Cap’n Jimbo” Wilson

(850) 393-2000 or capncuervo@att.net

The Bar Associations and Embry-Riddle University are presenting the services of STRAC and “Cap’n Jimbo’s Flying circus” for attendees to consider based on the attendees’ own decisions. The Bar Associations, Embry-Riddle University and other co-sponsors neither endorse nor warrant these services, nor is there any connection between the seminar itself and the availability of either STRAC’s or “Cap’n Jimbo’s Flying Circus” offered flight experiences. Individuals booking flights should make their own reasoned determinations whether it is in their best interests to employ the services of either entity. Attendees utilizing these services accept all risk of having entirely too much fun.

to register for this seminar.

Additional Activities: Upgrade Your Flying Skills. Beginning Saturday 9:00am. See attached “Historic Aircraft Flight
Experiences” for more information. Indicate your interests and you will be contacted with further information and to schedule.
Do not pay this amount when registering for the Seminar.

Aero Vodochody L-39 Upset/Unusual Attitude Training (price depends upon length of flight

— a pilot’s certificate is required for L-39 flights)

SNJ/T-6 Texan 30 Minutes - $435 60 Minutes - $645

Stearman Biplane 30 Minutes - $325 60 Minutes - $545

Super Decathlon 60 Minutes - $375

FAR 61.56 Flight Review (the required ground training can be incorporated with Stearman, SNJ/T-6 Texan and Super Decathlon flights)

The Bar Associations and Embry-Riddle University are presenting the services of STRAC and “Cap’n Jimbo’s Flying circus” for attendees to consider based on the attendees’ own decisions. The Bar Associations, Embry-Riddle University and other co-sponsors neither endorse nor warrant these services, nor is there any connection between the seminar itself and the availability of either STRAC’s or “Cap’n Jimbo’s Flying Circus” offered flight experiences. Individuals booking flights should make their own reasoned determinations whether it is in their best interests to employ the services of either entity. Attendees utilizing these services accept all risk of having entirely too much fun.

Hotel Information & Reservation: Rooms have been reserved at The Hilton Garden Inn (866) 916-2999 and overflow at the Hampton Inn

(800) 320-8108) for $139 Gulf View and $109 Sound View. The booking code is NTS for the Hilton, and BAR for the Hampton Inn. Reservations may be made online at www.ntsbbar.org. Hotel reservation deadline is October 7, 2006. Prices for rooms after October 7th will be at hotel’s rack rate. Cancellations can be made up to 72 hours prior to November 7, 2006 at no charge.

North American SNJ/AT-6 “Texan”

History Flight: 30 minute flight experience in the North American AT-6 “Texan” for $435. Known as the “pilot maker,” the “Texan” was flown by thousands of allied pilots whose courage defeated Nazi Germany and Japan in World War II. Flight includes aerobatics (if desired) and your personal videotape of the flight. Following a ground school briefing, you are in front cockpit with the control stick in your hand, flying and maneuvering the “Texan” through the same skies in which Navy pilots trained during World War II. Licensed pilots receive a log book entry for dual instruction.

Ultimate History Flight: 60 minute flight experience in the AT-6 for $645. Twice the flying, maneuvering, aerobatics and sight seeing of the basic “Texan” History Flight experience. Includes a longer videotape of the flight which will show you grinning from ear to ear. Licensed pilots receive a log book entry for dual instruction and, for a small additional charge for the FAA required ground training, this flight experience can be expanded to meet the requirements of an FAR §61.56, Flight Review.

Stearman N2S/PT-17 Biplane

Basic Training: 30 minute flight experience for $325 in America’s World War II basic trainer, the Stearman biplane. Step back into the 1940’s — this is wind in your face, open cockpit flying. Includes basic aerobatics (if desired) and a personal videotape to commemorate your flight. Licensed pilots receive a logbook entry for dual instruction. The Stearman flight experience can be expanded to one hour for $545. When combined with the FAA required ground training, the Stearman flight experience can also be used to satisfy the requirements of an FAR §61.56, Flight Review.

Super Decathlon

Retired Marine Corps aviator, “Cap’n Jimbo” Wilson and his Super Decathlon will introduce you to a new world of flying. Take your pick of (or combine) aerobatic, spin, unusual attitude, or tailwheel training. You’ll view beautiful Pensacola Beach from a very different perspective. Flying with “Cap’n Jimbo” is an experience you won’t soon forget. Basic one hour packages begin at $375 and can be expanded to meet the requirements of an FAR §61.56, Flight Review or your specialized training requirements.

For More Information or to Reserve Your Flight Contact

Cap’n Jimbo Wilson

(850) 393-2000 • capncuervo@att.net