Marshall S. Turner joined Condon & Forsyth LLP in 1972. He is a partner and a member of the firm's Management Committee. Marshall has concentrated his practice on product liability and aviation litigation, including the defense of manufacturers, airlines and distributors of products ranging from aircraft and military equipment to power plants and computers. He also has extensive experience in defending a variety of types of companies against asbestos related claims. Marshall has lectured at aviation and insurance seminars and has been a faculty member at the National Trial Academy of the International Association of Defense Counsel. He has published numerous articles on various aspects of product liability law, aviation and trial technique. He has been extensively involved in the firm's utilization of computer technology in litigation.

Marshall is admitted to the bar of New York (1973), the U.S. District Court, Southern and Eastern Districts of New York, the U.S. Courts of Appeals, Fourth, Fifth and Ninth Circuits and the U.S. Supreme Court (1992). He is a member of The Association of the Bar of the City of New York (Member, Aeronautical Committee), the New York State Bar Association, the American Bar Association (Chair, Commercial Transportation Litigation Committee; Member, Steering Committee - Tort and Trial Practice), the National Transportation Safety Board Bar Association and the Transportation Lawyers Association (Chair, Aviation Committee).

Marshall is a graduate of Fordham University (J.D., 1972) and Queens College (B.A., 1968).

Euromoney's Guide to the "World's Leading Aviation Lawyers" and "World's Leading Product Liability Lawyers" have honorably listed Marshall.

Published Works and Presentations:

Co-Editor, Aviation column of Hightlights magazine, Association for Transportation Law Professionals (Numerous articles on aviation law and transportation security from 2005-Present).


Computer Animation and Demonstrative Evidence: Ways to Meet and Beat Challenges to Them. Speaker at Transportation Lawyers' Association Annual Conference (April 2002).


Electronic Data Animation: Admissibility.  Speaker at the Forensic Techniques Annual Conference. Lloyd's of London (Oct. 2000).


Product Liability Tort Reform. Speaker at the Aviation Law Association of Australia and New Zealand, 19th Annual Conference, Sydney, Australia (Oct. 2000).


Authenticity and Admissibility of Digital Data. Speaker at the Lloyd's of London Conference (Oct. 1999).


Defending Product Liability Claims: The Defense View.  13 Air & Space Lawyer 6,7 (Winter 1999).


(co-author) Supreme Court to Decide Whether Daubert Should Apply to "Non-Scientific" Expert Testimony.  3:3 The Alert (Sept. 1998).


The Manufacturer's Duty to Warn.  7:7 The Alert (June 1997).


GARA and Aviation Product Liability Tort Reform: Raising New Issues in Aviation Product Liability.  Speaker at the ABA Aviation Liability in the 21st Century Seminar, Washington D.C. (1996).


Discovery Abuse Sanctions.  Speaker at Embry-Riddle's Aviation Law and Insurance Symposium, Daytona Beach, Florida (1993).


Technology in the Courtroom: Preparing for the 21st Century.  (co-author Katherine B. Posner) New York Law Journal (Oct. 12, 1993).


Interactive Animations are Wave of the Future.  (co-author) New York Law Journal (Feb. 16, 1993).