Jim Williams

Dentons

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Principal at Dentons, a global law firm based in Washington, DC; 28-year veteran of the Federal Aviation Administration, he's former manager of the FAA's Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration Office

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Drone technology has many applications and it's creating an industry that's here to stay, but there are downsides.

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