Many accident victims are overwhelmed by their injuries, and the thought of a legal case can seem daunting. At Hofmann & Schweitzer, our legal team understands these feelings, and we’ve compiled our thoughts on many common worries here to help you get started finding the answers you need to protect yourself and your family. If you’ve been hurt in a construction, maritime, or railroad accident, browse our FAQs today.
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What are my rights if I am injured as a marine construction worker in the State of New York?
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Does Maritime Law Apply to Me if I Was Injured While Working in the Harbor?
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Are FELA and Workers Compensation the Same Thing
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Are railroad accidents always caused by human error?
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Can Railroad Switching Accidents Be Serious?
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What Damages Can I Collect if I Am Injured in a New York City Subway Accident?
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My New York Railroad Employer Wants to Classify My Injury as Non-Occupational. Is this important?
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Years of cumulative work and repeated motions at the railroad caused my injury. Do I still have a case?
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As a New York FELA attorney, do you have any suggestions about railroad safety that I should share with my child?
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Who Investigates Subway Accidents