A mysterious Chicago train crash that left dozens of people injured is also raising legal questions. An empty commuter train was parked in a service yard and somehow ended up on a rail line, then collided into an oncoming train early Monday, CNN reports.
At least 48 people were injured. Luckily, they are all believed to have only minor injuries.
Investigators are in the process of determining what exactly happened by looking at surveillance video and interviewing workers. As the investigation continues, victims will have many questions that may affect their ability to get compensation for their injuries.
For example:
Train accidents are always complicated matters, and pursuing compensation for a train injury may involve different local laws, as you can see. An experienced personal injury attorney in your area will be able to answer your questions and ensure that you are taking the right steps toward monetary recovery.
Related Resources:
- Empty Runaway Train Crash Makes Chicago Authorities Suspicious (ABC News)
- Time Limits to Bring a Case: The “Statute of Limitations” (FindLaw)
- Amtrak Injuries: Chicago Train Crash Lawsuits? (FindLaw’s Injured)
- NTSB Investigation into Deadly Train Crash in LA Ends (FindLaw’s Injured)
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