First, its no different then an aircraft. You know what happens if a piece of an aircraft lands on your house? The airline's insurance company pays for it. You know how much say you have over airspace above your home? Zero.

> If they're going to have a non-zero number of these drop from the sky, they better know they're not getting that drone back, for starters.

While you may think property rights don't exist solely because of the word "drone", you'd be mistaken.

I have serious doubts you're going to see significant drone traffic in the area where you live (based on your profile info).