Ron McCallum received his law degree from South Texas College of Law in Houston where he was a member of the school's International Trade Law Journal. Prior to joining the firm, Ron's practice included general litigation, bankruptcy, creditor/debtor representation, adversary actions in Federal Bankruptcy Court and airmen defense.

Ron's extensive and varied aviation background has uniquely equipped him for the practice of aviation law. A commercial and corporate pilot and flight instructor with over twelve years of experience, he attended the University of Oklahoma where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree and trained at the University's flight school as a professional pilot in single, multi-engine and turbine aircraft. Ron later assisted in the school's development of crew resource management curricula.

As an active turbine corporate pilot, aircraft manager and flight instructor, Mr. McCallum has worked for several leading flight schools and fixed base operators in the DFW area. He has flown over thirty separate models of fixed and rotary wing aircraft both nationally and internationally. Additionally, Mr. McCallum frequently presents seminars to area pilots regarding FAA regulations, FAA enforcement actions, aircraft acquisition and tax issues. Mr. McCallum maintains currency and proficiency for VFR and IFR flight in single and multi-engine aircraft for passenger and instructional operations.

Ron is currently focusing on complex litigation including pharmaceutical induced injuries and death to minor children, vehicle rollovers, medical malpractice, aviation related product liability, all areas of aviation law and general litigation.