Saturday, 19 of May of 2012

Collision Between Locomotive, Rail Car Crushes and Kills CSX Engineer

The freight railroad giant should act quickly to compensate the family of its deceased worker for their loss.

By Rick Shapiro, FELA Attorney in Virginia

In his latest post to our Virginia personal injury lawyers’ website, my colleague John Cooper shares the sad news that an engineer working for CSX lost his life when a locomotive and rail car he was uncoupling rolled back into each other. The man was crushed to death in the on-the-job accident in Botkins, Ohio (OH), on September 8, 2011. John calls on the freight railroad giant to act quickly to compensate the family of its deceased worker for their loss. To read more, click over to “CSX Engineer Crushed and Killed Between Locomotive and Rail Car.”

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About the Editors: Shapiro, Cooper, Lewis & Appleton is an injury law firm whose attorneys have long histories of representing railroad workers in FELA and other railroad injury cases.  Attorneys will our firm have served as chairmen of the Railroad section of the American Association for Justice. One of our attorneys wrote a major attorney’s encyclopedia section on railroad safety litigation. Check out our railroad injury case results to see for yourself. Our offices are in Virginia Beach and Hampton, Virginia (VA), and Elizabeth City, North Carolina (NC). Our lawyers also hold licenses to practice in South Carolina (SC), West Virginia (WV), Kentucky (KY), Florida (FL) and Washington, DC, and have handled hundreds of railroad injury and FELA cases throughout the eastern United States. Rick Shapiro and James Lewis were included in the 2011 issue of Best Lawyers in America. They, along with fellow attorney John M. Cooper, were also named 2011 Virginia Super Lawyers for Personal Injury Law, an honor which fewer than 5 percent of outstanding lawyers receive. We would like to send you one of our FREE reports about railroad injury and FELA cases, such as Dos and Don’ts When Injured at a Railroad — Yours FELA Rights and What Railroad Claim Agents Won’t Tell You (But You Must Know). We provide free initial confidential injury case consultations, so call us toll free at (800) 752-0042 before giving any statement or talking to a railroad claims agent. Our injury attorneys also host an extensive injury law video library on Youtube. Further, our lawyers proudly moderate the Yardlimits Railroad Community Forum and donate to the Fallen Brother Fund.


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