Bus, Train, Public Transit Accident LawyerThere are many good reasons to use mass transit. Statistically speaking, you are less likely to be injured while riding on any form of public transportation than you are while driving your own car. Buses, trains, subways, and other forms of mass transit also help reduce energy use and air pollution. However, accidents do happen on buses, trains, taxis, ferries, and other forms of mass transit. When they do, the results can be physically, emotionally, and financially devastating. If you or a loved one has been injured aboard any type of public transportation or commercial vehicle, from a New Jersey Transit bus to a hired limousine, please contact the Law Offices of Jeffrey Hasson in Teaneck, New Jersey, for a free initial consultation and case evaluation. You pay no attorney's fees unless we obtain compensation for you. Protecting the Rights of the Injured Our attorney represents victims of all types of public transit accidents, including those involving:
Don't Delay There are important deadlines to meet in transit accident claims. If you were injured aboard a New Jersey Transit bus, for example, you must service notice to New Jersey Transit within 90 days of the accident that you intend to file a lawsuit or you lose your right to recover financial compensation. Don't take that risk. Call us today. About Common Carriers Buses, trains, subways, airlines and other forms of mass transit are considered common carriers because they offer transportation services to the public for a fee. Common carriers owe their passengers the highest possible standard of care. They are in business to safely transport passengers from one location to another. When they fail to do so, we hold them liable for the damages they cause their passengers. Injury victims throughout New Jersey as well as those from other states who were injured in a transit accident here rely on the Law Offices of Jeffrey Hasson for effective representation in transit accident claims. Se habla español • Free Consultation • Handicapped Accessible |

