Kenneth L. Bostick Jr.

Kenneth devotes a significant part of his practice to matters involving drones, advising clients in industries including construction, security, sports and entertainment, retail, and more on the use of all types of unmanned aerial vehicles. Kenneth is a frequent lecturer on the myriad legal issues arising from the widespread proliferation of drones across numerous industries, as well as on the impact of national, state, and local legislation pertaining to commercial and private drone use.

• Author, “Pie in the Sky: Cloud Computing Brings an End to the Professionalism Paradigm in the Practice of Law,” Buffalo Law Review, 2012

• Presenter, “The Next Big Thing: A Drone’s-Eye View of Drone Liability,” New York City, February 22, 2018
• Co-Presenter, “Drones Are Watching Us — But Is New York Watching Drones?” New York Society of Security Analysts, New York City, October 25, 2017
• Presenter, “And When the Sky Was Opened: Drones are Watching Us – But is New York Watching Drones?” Annual PERMA Conference, May 25, 2017