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Jason Adam Dickstein

Aviation Attorney at Washington, DC

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About Jason

Learn Jason’s areas of practice.

5
Practice areas
  1. Aviation
    70%
    Advise companies on FAA regulatory compliance; assist companies in obtaining certificates and approvals; help structure transactions to meet FAA and industry requirements; defend companies in FAA enforcement actions; develop compliance systems & SMS.

    30 years

  2. International law
    10%
    Negotiate and draft aviation agreements between US companies and their non-US counterparts, with a special emphasis on agreements that will also comply with EASA and FAA regulations. We also advise and defend companies on US export and import law.

    26 years

  3. Antitrust and trade law
    5%
    Advise companies and trade associations on competition law ramifications of their actions, as well as defend businesses that are the victims of anti-competitive behavior.

    30 years

  4. Corporate and incorporation
    5%
    Assist aviation industry businesses in mergers and acquisitions to remain in compliance with FAA standards and to ensure their intellectual property survives the process, intact.

    30 years

  5. Intellectual property
    5%
    Advise companies on strategies and processes for protecting intellectual property; advise companies on strategies for avoiding infringement; defend aviation businesses accused of intellectual property infringements.

    24 years

  6. Transportation
    5%
    Train, defend and develop compliance systems in a variety of transportation subjects; including hazardous materials, dangerous goods, shipping standards, drug-and-alcohol testing.

    30 years

Mr. Dickstein represents manufacturers, repair stations, air carriers and distributors. His firm helps companies resolve a variety of legal disputes, through negotiation, training, lobbying, litigation, and other means. The firm has also represented several aviation industry trade associations, including the Aviation Suppliers Association, Aircraft Electronics Association, Airline Fleet Recycling Association, Modification and Replacement Parts Association, and the Professional Aviation Maintenance Association.

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Jason Dickstein with Jim Sdoia of ILS at the 2004 Aviation Suppliers Association Annual Conference
Licensed for 30 years
State DC
Status Good Standing
Acquired 2004
Updated 06/08/2022
State VA
Status Active
Acquired 1993
Updated 12/27/2022
State NY
Status Currently Registered
Acquired 1993
Updated 11/28/2022

We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.

Contact Jason

Washington Aviation Group PC and the Law Offices of Jason A Dickstein
2233 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Suite 503
Washington, DC, 20007-4124
Jason Adam Dickstein
Suite 503
2233 Wisconsin Avenue Nw
Washington, DC, 20007
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Posted by Mr. George | February 1, 2018
This review is from a person who hired this attorney.
| Hired Attorney
FAA & EASA Regulatory Compliance, Risk ID/ Mitigation & Contracts
Jason Dickstein is an Aviation attorney that we have hired on numerous occasions. He is someone that we trust with our most critical legal matters. Our organization has hired Jason to provide legal advice on multiple, complex, aviation related acquisitions and transactions over the past decade and we have been very happy with his services. This has included acquisitions of FAA and EASA certificated Part 145 Repair Stations, pre-purchase due diligence and transfer of ownership of other aviation related assets including previously approved FAA Type Design data as intellectual property. We also use him for ongoing counsel regarding various domestic & international aviation related trade transactions and other compliance matters. These transactions require extensive knowledge and application of domestic and international aviation regulations, policies and guidance interpretations, and Jason has shown again and again that his knowledge and understanding of these rules is unusually good. He also uses this knowledge to very effectively communicate with government agencies on our behalf and to bring about effective results in our work with regulatory agencies like the FAA. Jason is a straight shooter and is very good at risk identification/mitigation and at effectively communicating concerns, issues and solutions to complex topics and situations. He has helped us to identify compliance risks and hazards, and has helped us use a variety of tools, ranging from contracts to legal compliance systems, to mitigate those risks and hazards. I highly recommend Jason and I look forward to continuing to use his legal services in the future.
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Posted by Chris | January 23, 2018
This review is from a potential client who consulted with this attorney.
| Consulted Attorney
Regulatory and Legal
I have worked with and received expert advice from Mr. Dickstein for many years on legal issues as they pertain to the FAA & EASA regulations. In addition my company has requested and utilized Mr. Dickstein's services and expertise to assist with all the legal issues surrounding Hazmat and Export compliance. His knowledge and counsel have been extremely valuable for our company.
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Posted by Thomas | January 22, 2018
This review is from a person who hired this attorney.
| Hired Attorney
FAA and EASA Regulatory Compliance
Our Company retained Jason Dickstein to help negotiate major issues critical to our Companies future in the Aviation industry. Due to FAA / EASA regulatory Compliance which ended up with our EASA Licenses not being renewed, there with no end in sight, our business was truly in Jeopardy. Jason's knowledge of the FAA Regulations, Part 145, and EASA made the difference between very positive outcomes, for if the circumstances had continued we would not be in business today. Jason Dickstein was able to negotiate the differences between our company and the FAA / EASA, with the final result of our EASA License being approved and renewed in a very timely manner. I would highly recommend Jason Dickstein to any company or individual that requires help, advise, interpretations, or understanding of any regulatory issue involving the FAA or EASA. Jason's personal knowledge of the regulation saved many hours of case research, we were very satisfied with the total cost and the number of hours billed. Best regards, A Very Satisfied Customer
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Posted by anonymous | November 14, 2012
Poor Response from Mr. Dickstein.
I requested the services of Mr. Dickstein concerning a letter I received from a federal government agency. The letter questioned the quality of an inspection I accomplished at a facility as well as the authority I held that was granted to me by that agency. The letter required a response within 30 days. After paying a retainer to Mr. Dickstein, I awaited his response. However I had to remind him one week before the deadline that a response letter was due. Mr. Dickstein's response completely missed an important point that would have made the DOT's accusations a non-issue. The DOT rejected Mr. Dickstein argument which put me in a situation that was far worse then I had been prior to Mr. Dickstein's involvement. Furthermore, after his response was rejected, he wrote to me of several possible ways to remedy the DOT’s action. I did not request this additional information however I was billed for it. I will never ask for Mr. Dickstein services again.
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Resume

AVVO RATING 8.5 (Excellent)

Work Experience

  • President and Managing Partner
  • Washington Aviation Group PC and the Law Offices of Jason A Dickstein
  • 1999 - Present
  • Vice President and General Counsel
  • Aviation Suppliers Association
  • 1997 - 1999
  • Senior Associate
  • Obadal & MacLeod, PC
  • 1992 - 1997

Education

  • American University, Washington College of Law
  • JD - Juris Doctor
  • 1992
  • Tufts University
  • BA - Bachelor of Arts
  • 1989

Legal Cases

  • Babbitt v. Surratt, NTSB Order EA-5527 (June 25, 2010).
  • Case dismissed in client's favor; prevailed through all appeals
  • In the Matter of Stark Avionics
  • Case Dismissed in client's favor; client received EAJA compensation for atty's fees

Associations

  • Modification and Replacement Parts Association
  • President
  • 2007 - Present
  • Production And Certification Industry Forum (PACIF)
  • Founding Member
  • 2007 - Present
  • United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
  • Member
  • 2005 - Present
  • United States Court of Appeals For the Ninth Circuit
  • Member
  • 2003 - Present
  • Modification and Replacement Parts Association
  • Board of Directors
  • 2000 - Present
  • United States Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit
  • Member
  • 2000 - Present
  • United States Supreme Court Bar
  • Member
  • 1997 - Present
  • Aviation Suppliers Association
  • Secretary
  • 1997 - Present
  • Federal Aviation Administration Aviation Rulemaking Advisory Committee
  • Member
  • 1995 - Present
  • Federal Aviation Administration Suspected Unapproved Parts Committee
  • Member
  • 1994 - Present
  • United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
  • Member
  • 1993 - Present
  • American Bar Association
  • Member
  • 1992 - Present
  • Federal Aviation Administration Suspected Unapproved Parts Committee
  • Chairman
  • 2002 - 2007
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Languages Spoken

  • English

Honors and Awards

  • In Appreciation of Your Oustanding Service to AFRA
  • Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association
  • 2008
  • Letter of Appreciation
  • FAA - Los Angeles Aircraft Certification Office
  • 2003
  • Certificate of Appreciation
  • Air Carrier Purchasing Conference
  • 2002
  • Certificate of Appreciation
  • Aviation Suppliers Association
  • 2001
  • Certificate of Appreciation
  • FAA - Miami Flight Standards District Office
  • 2000
  • Certificate of Appreciation
  • Miami Maintenance Management Council
  • 1999
  • Certificate of Appreciation
  • FAA - Miami Flight Standards District Office
  • 1999
  • SUPs National Prototype Seminar
  • United States Federal Aviation Administration
  • 1997
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Publications

  • PAMA News
  • Question Authority, and Make Your Questions Count
  • 2000
  • Avionics News
  • Congress Passes New Aviation Bill
  • 2000
  • PAMA News
  • The New Certificate Revocation Law
  • 2000
  • Aircraft Maintenance Technology
  • Professionalism: Manufacturing Regulations & Distributors
  • 2000
  • PAMA News
  • Warning: This New NPRM Can Threaten Your Livelihood
  • 2000
  • Translaw
  • Practicum: Airworthiness Directive Compliance Responsibility
  • 1999
  • The Air and Space Lawyer
  • Fixing ‘Bogus Parts’ Before They Give Birth to Problems
  • 1999
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Speaking Engagements

  • from Zhengzhou University of Aeronautics
  • Aircraft Parts Distribution Regulations and ASA-100 Quality Standards
  • 2019
  • 2019 Air Carrier Purchasing Conference
  • How Do International Agreements Affect Aircraft Parts Transactions
  • 2019
  • EASA RM 145.017 Meeting
  • Distributor Accreditation
  • 2011
  • 2011 UBM Airline Purchasing Conference
  • Global Harmony in PMA Part Regulations
  • 2011
  • 2011 Aviation Suppliers Association Annual Conference
  • Quantum of Wholeness: Avoiding Fraud and Disappointment in Your Aircraft Parts Transactions
  • 2011
  • 2011 Aviation Suppliers Association Annual Conference
  • ASA Government Affairs: The Regulations that Affect Your Business
  • 2011
  • 2011 Aviation Suppliers Association Annual Conference
  • Exportese: Speaking the Language of International Business
  • 2011
  • 2011 Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association Annual Meeting
  • The AFRA Recycling BMP
  • 2011
  • MMMC Meeting
  • Exportese: Understanding US Export Laws
  • 2010
  • FAA/EASA International Safety Meeting
  • Interaction of Post Type Certification Modifications
  • 2010
  • ALTA Airline Meeting
  • Developing a PMA Parts Strategy: Working with Leasing Companies as Partners
  • 2010
  • Airline Technical Purchasing & Maintenance Conference
  • Negotiationg the Barriers to PMA Usage
  • 2010
  • 2010 ASA/AFRA Conference
  • Exporting Aircraft Parts: Understanding the US Export Laws, Including Tips and Tricks for Making Sure Your International Transactions Go Smoothly
  • 2010
  • 2010 ASA/AFRA Conference
  • 8130s Gone Wild!
  • 2010
  • CCMA 2009
  • How Can an Air Carrier Begin Using PMA Parts?
  • 2009
  • Aviation Suppliers Association Regulatory Workshop
  • Aviation Law for Aircraft Parts Distributors
  • 2009
  • Aviation Suppliers Association Export Workshop
  • Export Law for Aircraft Parts Distributors
  • 2009
  • 7th Annual Aero-Engine Parts:'Repair or Replace?' Conference
  • Importing Aircraft Parts from the United States
  • 2009
  • 2009 ASA/AFRA Conference
  • Hairy Plodder and the Half Mud Rinse (Contract Law)
  • 2009
  • 2009 ASA/AFRA Conference
  • Hairy Plodder and the Traceability Prints
  • 2009
  • Miami Maintenance Management Council
  • FAA Policy Changes Affecting the Repair Station Community
  • 2008
  • Maintenance Outsourcing Conference
  • FAA/EASA Rules and their Effect on Outsourcing
  • 2008
  • Gorham PMA Conference
  • PMA Parts Law (Key Note Speech)
  • 2008
  • ASA Annual Conference
  • Government Affairs: FAA Regulations and Policies
  • 2008
  • ASA Annual Conference
  • Indiana Dickstein and the Customers of Doom
  • 2008
  • ASA Annual Conference
  • Exporters of the Lost Ark
  • 2008
  • AEA 2008 Convention
  • Contract Maintenance and 14 CFR 145.217
  • 2008
  • 6th Annual Aero Engine: Repair or Replace? Conference
  • PMA Update
  • 2008
  • 2008 MARPA Annual Conference
  • State of the Industry Discussion: Recent Accomplishments and Future Challenges
  • 2008
  • 16th Annual Aero-Engine Cost Management Conference
  • Are the Rules Governing PMA Manufacture Valid in the Modern Environment?
  • 2008
  • NACA Maintenance Council
  • Approved and Unapproved Aircraft Parts
  • 2007
  • ASA Annual Conference
  • Aviation Law Update
  • 2007
  • ASA Annual Conference
  • Are Your Terms and Conditions Serving Your Needs?
  • 2007
  • ASA Annual Conference
  • Export Law for Aviation Suppliers
  • 2007
  • AEA Annual Convention
  • The Rules About Maintenance
  • 2007
  • AEA Annual Convention
  • Paperwork Practices for Commercial Success
  • 2007
  • AEA Annual Convention
  • Doing Business Internationally
  • 2007
  • MARPA Annual Conference
  • Aviation Regulatory Law Update for PMA Holders
  • 2006
  • Gorham PMA Conference
  • Intellectual Property and PMAs
  • 2006
  • ASA Annual Conference
  • Export Law for Aviation Suppliers
  • 2006
  • MMMC
  • FAA Regulations
  • 2005
  • Gorham PMA Conference
  • Instant Law for PMA Holders
  • 2005
  • FAA Designated Engineering Representative Training
  • Business Law for DERs
  • 2005
  • EASO Annual Confererence
  • US Aviation Law for European Suppliers
  • 2005
  • LA ACO DER General Session
  • Laws Affecting DERs and Their Businesses
  • 2003
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Attorney endorsements

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Aviation Attorney | Jun 25
Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community
"I have known and respected Jason for many years. Jason brings a wealth of aviation knowledge and experience experience to his practice. If you are looking for a technology savvy and creative attorney who is a real problem solver, look no further. An additional point that should not be ignored; he is also a great guy."
Intellectual property
Intellectual property