OUTRAGEOUS INJUSTICE: The Brett James Crash Breakdown

Country singer Brett James died in a tragic Cirrus SR22 plane crash that also took the lives of two others. But when you look past the headlines and into the law, the real story isn’t the crash — it’s how the justice system fails the families left behind.

Under North Carolina’s comparative fault laws, suing Cirrus for potential design or warning failures is nearly impossible — even if questions remain about the aircraft’s safety systems. And for Brett James’ own family, the heartbreak deepens: circular recovery and family exclusions in most aviation insurance policies mean no payout, no recourse, no justice.

The result?
✅ No product liability claim.
✅ No wrongful death recovery.
✅ And no accountability.

This tragedy sits at a 1 out of 10 on the Justice Scale — because strict State comparative fault laws and insurance loopholes combine to erase responsibility.

💭 When the law protects systems instead of people — justice doesn’t just fail; it disappears.

👇 Watch this Personal Injury Perspective as we break down the legal maze behind the Brett James crash, and ask the question that keeps coming up:

Who does the law really protect?

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Personal Injury Perspective Video Channel is strictly for educational purposes and entertainment purposes only. This video channel discusses sensitive topics for analysis and commentary purposes only and does not offer legal advice. Chad C. Hastings, a Florida and Georgia attorney, does not represent any of the parties being discussed and does not guarantee any result or recovery to any party discussed.

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