Goldstein & Bashner has gained the support of Local 589, a division of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and the Long Island Railroad Union based on our record of helping injured railroad workers receive compensation for their injuries.  We represent employees who have been injured while performing work on a railroad.  Contact us for a free case evaluation regarding your railroad injury case.

FELA/Railroad

Railroad injuries are often serious and require extensive medical treatment.  If you have been injured while working for a railroad, you are not alone.  The railroad injury attorneys at Goldstein & Bashner are experienced in handling railroad injury cases and can help you.  Our law firm has gained the support of Local 589, a division of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union due to our strong record of helping injured railroad workers receive compensation for their injuries. 

Contact Goldstein & Bashner today at (888) NYLAW12 for a free, no obligation case evaluation.

Railroad employees are protected under the Federal Employers Liability Act (FELA), which provides full compensation if the railroad was negligent.  Compensation available under FELA is usually a lot higher than what is provided through New York Workers' Compensation Law for non-railroad workers. 

In order to have a successful FELA claim, you need to take immediate action.  You should also contact an experienced FELA lawyer at Goldstein & Bashner as soon as possible.  We will help you build a strong case so that you can recover compensation for your injuries.  Some of the type of cases we represent include:
  • Electrical explosions resulting in injuries
  • Back injuries from unsafe work practices by the railroad
  • Falls from substantial heights

Our clients often include laborers who replace track, linemen who go up poles and re-wire, workers who fix broken rails and railroaders who move items from one track to another.  We have extensive knowledge and expertise when it comes to bringing actions under FELA to help our clients recover damages for their injuries.  Our railroad injury lawyers know how to gather the facts and evidence to prove the railroad was negligent and that the negligence caused the injuries.

As a client of Goldstein & Bashner, you will be represented by a railroad injury attorney who will take your case personally.  We measure the success of our law firm by the well being of our clients.  Our attorneys know what it is like to be affected by a serious injury, as we have witnessed family members being forced to cope with disabilities.  So not only are you being represented by a lawyer who is experienced and has a strong track record of winning railroad injury cases, you are also working with someone who cares about what you are going through and you can trust.

We also created a book that will help you navigate through the confusing legal process following a railroad injury.  The book titled, (Title of book goes here and link) covers everything you need to know following a personal injury, such as:
  • Finding the right attorney
  • Understanding the legal process
  • Steps in personal injury cases
 
The FELA lawyers at Goldstein & Bashner have nearly 40 years of combined experience.  We have offices conveniently located in Manhattan and Long Island.  Contact us today at (888) NYLAW12 for a free legal consultation.

Goldstein & Bashner represents railroad injury cases throughout New York, including Long Island, New York City, Bronx, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau County and Suffolk County.

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