A recent railroad accident in San Francisco, CA marked the fourth major
railroad injury accident in the past ten months, according to The New York Times.
Forty-eight people were injured; four seriously, in the San Francisco train wreck, after the operator allegedly failed to engage the emergency brake, causing the train to slam into another parked train.
Twenty-five people died in a railroad accident in Los Angeles, when a commuter train crashed into a freight train. The conductor was sending text messages on his cellphone while he was operating the train, seconds before the crash.
One trolley rear-ended another in Boston, causing 50 people to be injured in Boston. The trolley conductor admitted to sending text messages when the crash occurred.
The most recent train accident was one that happened in Washington, DC, when nine people lost their lives after one subway train rear-ended another.
If you or someone you know has suffered an injury on the job,
contact railroad worker accident injury lawyer Brian Beckcom immediately at 877.724.7800.
Mr. Beckcom wrote a special report for injured railroad workers called "
which provides information to injured railroad workers that the railroad claims agent does not want you to know.
Mr. Beckcom believes that injured railroad workers deserve the same level of legal help that the huge railroad companies receive. Mr. Beckcom's goal is to "level the playing field" for the injured worker and obtain the best possible settlement in the shortest amount of time.
To schedule an appointment to speak with Mr. Beckcom directly, call
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