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Drone crashes could cause headaches and lawsuits | NBC


Politics-Law-Society
curated by | April 9, 2014

A drone fell from the sky during a triathlon in western Australia, resulting in an injury to a runner and raising questions about who is legally responsible when an unmanned aerial vehicle comes crashing down on someone.

 

Read more by Keith Wagstaff at NBC News.
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