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The five boroughs are crisscrossed with buses, subway cars, and even railroads, putting motorists and pedestrians in New York City at a higher risk of a public transportation accident than people in most other cities. When a bus, subway, or railroad accident occurs, the consequences can be severe and life-changing. Any legal counsel hired to handle the situation and pursue compensation for the injured needs to be just as serious.
At Dansker & Aspromonte Associates LLP, we are committed to representing locals and visitors who have been injured in bus, subway, and railroad crossing accidents. With an impressive record of success in handling complex claims and lawsuits, our firm stands ready to help New Yorkers seeking legal representation that’s tough enough for their cases. To every case we take, we bring diligence, tenacity, and a genuine passion for protecting the rights of the wrongfully injured. See the difference we can make for your case, too, by letting us know about your accident today.
Contact the New York bus, subway, and railroad accident lawyers of Dansker & Aspromonte Associates online to request a free consultation. You can also speak to our team directly by dialing (212) 732-2929.
Bus accidents in New York City can occur due to a variety of factors, ranging from driver negligence and poor vehicle maintenance to hazardous road conditions and inclement weather. Driver negligence, for instance, can involve distracted driving, speeding, or failure to adhere to traffic regulations. Faulty bus parts or inadequate maintenance can also lead to serious accidents.
In terms of liability, several parties could potentially be held responsible for a bus accident. These include the bus driver, the bus management company, other negligent drivers, manufacturers of faulty bus parts, and entities responsible for maintaining safe road conditions. The New York City Transit Authority ( NYCTA), which regulates most public transportation in New York City, often finds itself at the center of bus accident cases. As the organization responsible for overseeing bus operations throughout the city, the NYCTA could be held liable if it is determined that negligence on their part contributed to an accident.
Unfortunately, based on your query, we are unable to assist you at this time. Our firm specializes in serious accidents and negligence cases, such as car accidents, slips and falls, construction accidents, and other accidents that require hospitalization or ongoing treatment.
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The New York City Transit Authority is also responsible for overseeing the subway system in New York City. Ensuring the safety of passengers is one of its primary responsibilities, and when that responsibility slips, the organization could be liable for the resulting harm and damages. Reasonably, the NYCTA should regularly maintain and inspect subway tracks, trains, and stations for defects, as well as proper training and supervision of subway operators. Despite these measures, accidents can still occur due to a variety of factors.
Four common causes of subway accidents in New York City are:
Station accidents: Slip or trip and fall accidents can occur within subway stations due to wet floors, poor lighting, failure to repair defective conditions including tripping hazards or poorly maintained infrastructure.
Train accidents at railroad crossings in New York City can be devastating incidents, often resulting in serious injuries or wrongful deaths. One of the primary causes of such accidents is negligence on the part of train operators or other railway employees, such as excessive speed, failure to sound warnings at crossings, or improper maintenance of trains. The organizations that operate commuter railway systems in the city, such as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), could potentially be held liable if it’s determined that their negligence contributed to an accident.
In addition to operator error, accidents at railroad crossings can also be caused by:
Our attorneys of Dansker & Aspromonte Associates have extensive experience in handling bus, subway, and bus accident cases. Our team of skilled legal professionals is dedicated to helping New Yorkers file claims and pursue compensation for their injuries and losses. We are well-versed in navigating the complexities of litigation against municipal entities like the NYCTA but also understand the importance of negotiating a fair settlement when possible.
At Dansker & Aspromonte Associates, we can help our NYC bus, subway, and railroad accident clients by:
Our New York public transportation accident attorneys stand ready to help you every step of the way in your pursuit of justice and compensation. Our seasoned attorneys are committed to delivering comprehensive legal support for New Yorkers whose lives have been changed by bus, subway, and railroad accidents. With a proven track record in helping clients secure the compensation they deserve, we are here to help you feel whole again after a catastrophic accident.
Every minute counts after an accident, so don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Use an online contact form or dial (212) 732-2929 today.
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