Mass Transit Injuries

At Heinlein Beeler Mingace & Heineman, P.C., we represent people who have been injured in mass transit accidents or in public transportation terminals. We handle cases caused by train, subway, bus, taxi, lightrail, and MBTA accidents. We also handle accidents that occur on the property of mass transit stations.

To schedule a free consultation with a public transportation accident lawyer, contact us online.

As passengers on public transportation, we expect nothing more than to be carried from one place to another safely. Thousands of people, however, are injured every year due to unnecessary accidents on buses, subways, and other vehicles. If you have been injured in any of the following types of accidents, we can help:

• Train derailments
• Commuter rail accidents
• Fire injuries
• Bus crashes
• Dangerous property conditions
• Physical assaults, robberies, and rapes at bus or train stations
• Slip and fall accidents in terminals or vehicles
• Escalator accidents
• Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA, or the T) accidents

At Heinlein Beeler Mingace & Heineman, P.C., we know that the liability rules applicable to such entities are different from those applicable to private parties. Armed with knowledge of these differences, we are committed to seeking the maximum compensation for clients who have suffered broken bones, amputations, and wrongful death injuries in reventable public transportation accidents.

Public transportation accident cases may have a shorter statute of limitations than other accident cases. This means that in order to seek compensation for an injury, the claim must be filed within a certain amount of time.

As accident injury lawyers, we are familiar with the various ways to handle a personal injury case. What sets us apart from other firms, however, is our knowledge of public transportation statutes and laws gained through successfully handling such claims.

To meet with a public transportation accident lawyer at our Boston-area law firm, contact us online.