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...exploded at 13,700 feet in calm weather. It would have taken a huge bomb to bring that plane down, and the larger the bomb, the more difficult it is to smuggle onto a plane,” Kreindler told the Harvard Law Bulletin...
According to The New York Times, Kreindler once said of all of the major aviation tragedies in the last 50 years, “You name them, we were in them...
Recently, Kreindler and his firm worked on securing compensation for victims of the Sept. 11 attacks...
Kreindler’s first air disaster case came in 1952 when a National Airlines DC-6 crashed in Elizabeth, New Jersey. For the case, Kreindler worked at an airplane maintenance shop to learn the design of the plane. The knowledge he gained from that experience helped him craft a propeller-failure theory that persuaded a jury to award what was then the highest award in an air crash suit to his client...
...Kreindler is survived by his wife, Ruth, a son, James P., who is a partner in the Kreindler & Kreindler law firm, a daughter, Laurie Laster, a sister and seven grandchildren...