What Happened The passenger train conductor who hired our Virginia-based railroad injury law firm had worked on trains for 25 years when he suffered a head injury, bruised ribs and a torn rotator cuff in a rail yard accident. He was moving a locomotive and rail car in the Union Station rail yard in Washington,…
What Happened Our railroad injury client was moving a train when several cars derailed. The shockwave knocked him off balance, and he struck his head and shoulder on the metal corner of a panel. While the train crew member did not report any disabling pain immediately following the derailment, he did apparently lose consciousness. His…
What Happened Our Virginia railroad injury client was working as an engineer in a locomotive for a passenger train when a crash with a dump truck at a grade-level track crossing left her with serious injuries to one of her knees and her lower back. Those injuries later forced her to take a medical retirement….
What Happened A CSX locomotive engineer suffered physical and brain injuries when debris from an engine valve that exploded without warning hit him in the head. He received emergency medical treatment for a massive contusion and later went back to the doctor complaining of headaches, mental confusion, difficulty remembering details and problems with performing normal…
What Happened Our Virginia-based railroad injury and wrongful death law firm successfully represent two families in separate wrongful death cases. In the first case, R.T., was diagnosed with a fatal lung disease after working as a train conductor for a Class I freight railroad company for more than 20 years. He hired us shortly before…