Legal Question in Personal Injury in Georgia

Re: Train Accident

To be brutally blunt, I am doubtful, based on the information you have provided, that there is liability here. However, having said that, every case is worth examining. Feel free to call me if you want to discuss the situation. I don't charge for initial phone consultations.

Re: Train Accident

I deeply sympathize. My own grandfather was hit by a train as a young man, and lived another 60 or so years with significant brain damage that radically changed his life and the lives of everyone in the family.

I assume this involves MARTA, since that is the only subway system in Georgia. If he was walking on the MARTA track, the defenses of contributory neglience and assumption of risk may be insurmountable. What actual opportunity did MARTA security have to get him off the track?

Re: Train Accident

First please accept my condolances for the loss of your uncle. I need to find out more before I can give you a more definite opinion. That said I do think there is the possibility of a meritorious claim. How did he get on the tracks? It seems to me that one should not be able to get on the tracks at all simply by walking the wrong way. Call me at (770)427-8468 for a free consultation. Ron Lowry

Re: Train Accident

I am sorry to hear of your grandfather's tragic death. Unfortunately, you have not provided enough facts concerning the incident for me to advise you properly.

Did this incident occur in Georgia? Had your grandfather been a passenger on the train? Also, it would need to be determined who has the right to bring the case (if there is a case).

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I would be very interested in discusing this matter with you further.