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Railroad Crossing Accidents

The Nash & Franciskato Law Firm offers you a distinct advantage. Having worked 15 years with two national railroad companies, attorney Dean Nash brings valuable experience in handling litigation involving train accidents and the safety of railroad crossings.

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Experience with Railroad Negligence

Like roadway accidents involving commercial trucks, any automobile accident involving a train often results in horrific outcomes. Determining who may be held liable can be a challenging process. Having a legal team experienced in railroad negligence is essential.

In order to gather all relevant evidence in a railroad crossing accident, our investigators look at the:

  • Regulations governing train operation and railroad crossing maintenance
  • Information available from electronic tracking systems and cameras on many trains, which may reveal important data on the rate of speed, train crew fatigue or the failure to properly give a warning from the train
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