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Collisions At Railroad Crossings

If you or a loved one has been hit by a train, turn to our attorneys at The Law Offices of Joseph J. Cariglia, P.C. We will help you get the financial compensation you need to get back on your feet.

Contact us today by calling 866-491-6561 to schedule a free initial consultation. During this time, we can discuss your railroad crossing accident injuries.

For nearly half a century, our railroad crossing accident attorneys have been helping injured clients and their families obtain compensation for their losses. With our main office in Worcester, we represent clients throughout central Massachusetts, including Boston, Springfield and Framingham. Don’t stand alone against the big train companies and insurance companies.

Determining Liability

Most people are very careful when crossing train tracks. If we see the guards go down and the lights go up, we all know we need to stop and wait for the train. When a car gets hit by a train, it is usually the result of some issues with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) or the privately owned train company involved such as:

  • Train operator or switchman negligence
  • Inadequate maintenance and upkeep of tracks, rails and guards
  • Overloaded train cars

Because of the size and speed of a train, victims who are hit by trains usually suffer catastrophic or fatal injuries such as traumatic brain injuries, amputations, scarring and disfigurement, burn injuries and spinal cord injuries.

We have the experience and knowledge to get you the compensation you deserve for the injuries you have suffered.

Learn What Our Attorneys Can Do For You

If we don’t win, you will not have to pay for our attorney fees. That is the essence of our contingency fee arrangement, which allows our clients to pursue the compensation they deserve for their injuries without having to fund a major lawsuit. Call our Massachusetts office at 866-491-6561 or email the firm to schedule your free initial consultation with a lawyer.