METROLINK TRAIN HEAD ON COLLISION WITH FREIGHT TRAIN IN SIMI VALLEY
The recent Metrolink tradgedy this weekend has rocked the residents of Simi Valley leaving them shocked and grief-stricken. Recent reports indicate that Metrolink is blaming their own engineer for the tragedy for failing to stop at a red light. Passengers who are regular commuters commented that the Metrolink train commonly stopped at the junction to wait for a Union Pacific freight train to continue down the tracks, but this time they did not wait. The fact that the Metrolink train ran the red light caused an alarm to be triggered in the line’s dispatch center located in Pomona. A Metrolink dispatcher tried calling the train’s engineer, but by then it was too late and the accident had already occurred.
Were you or a loved one injured or killed in this terrible tragedy? If so, this is a traumatic time for you as you try to sort out what has happened and how you are going to deal with it. We know that many people are weary of lawyers, but this is the time that you should have a lawyer on your side helping to make the legal issues simpler and making sure that you and your family will be taken care of. There was no need for this accident to have happen- Metrolink has admitted that it was their fault. You deserve monetary compensation for your physical and emotional suffering. If you lost a loved one, no amount of money can compensate for the pain of that loss, but money can help to make sure that this person’s family is well-cared for even after their death. Please call the law office of Rudman Law Firm, PLC now for a free and private consultation at 1-800-ALAWPRO (1-800-252-9776). We can inform you of your legal rights and there is no obligation. Or please check out our website for more information at www.alawpro.com. Depending upon your case we may offer our clients a loan for personal expenses including medical costs, funeral costs, etc.*
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