What Is the Assumption of Risk for a Railroad Injury Case?
Losing a limb due to a railroad accident of any kind can have a lasting and devastating impact on a person’s life. Not only will amputees have to deal with the physical and immediate pain of the injury, but they’ll also have to adapt to a new way of life after. That said, if you’ve required amputation after a railroad accident as a railroad employee, our seasoned FELA lawyers stand ready to help. Contact Hildebrand McLeod & Nelson LLP today so we can get started working on your case.
Railroad accidents can occur in many forms, and some are more likely to lead to severe injuries requiring amputation. Some of the most common types of railroad accidents that may result in amputations are as follows:
If you’ve suffered an amputation due to a railroad accident, it’s crucial to understand that under the Federal Employers’ Liability Act (FELA), you have the right to seek compensation. The compensation is designed to help you manage the immediate and long-term consequences of your injury, ensuring you receive the support you need to adapt to life post-amputation.
Types of compensation you may be able to recover include:
If you’re an amputee as a result of a railroad accident, you are not alone; Hildebrand McLeod & Nelson LLP stands ready to fight for the full and fair compensation you deserve. Contact our skilled railroad amputation lawyers today for your free initial consultation.