Washington, D.C. Train Accident Lawyers

Washington, D.C. Train Accident Attorneys

Some of the most overlooked types of accidents throughout the country are railroad accidents. However, when such accidents happen, there is a large probability that passengers will suffer severe injuries that may require a lifetime of care such as brain and spinal cord injuries, or in worst cases, death. Trains weigh several hundred tons, so the force and speed of a train can lead to devastating injuries. If you were hurt, contact a dedicated Washington, D.C. train accident lawyer from Simeone & Miller, LLP for help today.

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Common Causes of Train Accidents

Train accidents can happen for a variety of reasons, but they most often occur due to:

Inadequate safety devices
Lack of safety equipment
Train derailments
Defective products
Train conductor errors
Distracted operators
Railroad negligence

If you have been involved in a train accident, you should seek experienced legal help right away. You may be eligible for financial compensation. Our train accident lawyers in D.C. understand the hardships you may be facing. Don’t wait – reach out to us today.

The Responsibilities of Common Carriers

Trains that are responsible for transporting the public are considered “common carriers.” Common carriers are not expected to provide a fail-safe guarantee of safety for their riders and others, but they are responsible for providing a reasonable level of care. In other words, common carriers must implement certain safety precautions.

If they fail to properly maintain their train tracks, care for their engines, employ safe operators, or perform any other number of standard safety procedures, common carriers could be held liable for the resulting damages.

Any of these issues could result in a collision or derailment, causing catastrophic injuries and even death to the train employees and passengers on board. After an accident, injured victims could be eligible to receive compensation for various types of damages, including medical bills, pain and suffering, loss of wages and earning capacity, future medical expenses, and more. If you were injured in a train accident, make sure you know your rights.

Fight for the Compensation You Deserve

A railroad accident can lead to serious financial and emotional damages. As a result, there can be many causes, complexities, and factors involved in these accidents.

You may be able to receive compensation for the following:

Physical pain
Emotional distresses
Doctor visits
Physical therapy
Medications

You Don’t Pay Unless We Win – It’s That Simple

At Simeone & Miller, we believe that high-quality legal representation should be available to those who need it most. This is why we offer our services on a contingency fee basis. Unless we win your case, you don’t pay – it’s that simple. That being said, you would have nothing to lose by scheduling a free consultation with our firm.

Contact Our Washington, D.C. Train Accident Lawyers for a FREE Consultation

The Washington, D.C. train accident attorneys at Simeone & Miller, LLP can examine the details of your case and help you determine if you have grounds for a personal injury or wrongful death claim. Our firm understands the concerns that often come with these kinds of accidents and are here to guide your case from start to finish. Contact us today.

Not only have we received an AV Preeminent™ rating from Martindale-Hubbell®, but we have been selected for inclusion on the prestigious Super Lawyers® list. Our firm has also earned membership in the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum®. Find out how we can put this experience to work for you by calling us today.

Simeone & Miller, LLP, based in Washington, D.C., provides personal injury and medical malpractice legal services across Maryland and Virginia. In Maryland, our services extend to Baltimore City, Prince George’s County, Montgomery County, Howard County, Anne Arundel County, and Frederick. In Virginia, we serve clients in Arlington County, Alexandria, Fairfax County, Fairfax City, Falls Church, Loudoun County, Prince William County, Manassas, and Manassas Park.