The recent collision of two trains in Connecticut, which left more than seventy passengers injured, occurred only two days after an inspector's report noted safety issues with the tracks on which the trains were travelling. According to the report, the area on which the derailment and collision occurred was demonstrating vertical movement when trains passed overhead, though it was not deemed to require emergency repairs.

The commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Transportation, James P. Redeker, noted at a Senate hearing concerning the incident that the amount of funds invested in maintaining the upkeep of the rail systems in the Northeast Corridor have fallen short of what is necessary in order for the tracks to achieve a state of good repair.

At the Law Offices of Paul Levin, we know how serious injuries caused by train derailments and other types of vehicle collisions can be. Contact us at 860-322-5302 if you have been the victim of any of these types of accidents to fight for the compensation you need.

The following case is successfully handled in Connecticut courts by Attorney Levin.

Cary v Eitel

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