When a Subway Ride Turns Deadly: Who Really Pays After a Fatal Train Accident in NYC?
A fatal subway accident in Queens has raised the question of who bears responsibility when someone dies on New York City’s rails. From the MTA and its contractors to the City itself, determining fault requires investigation, safety obligations, and legal deadlines — a process that can deeply impact how families recover and who ultimately pays the price. Find out who does.
Injured NYC Passengers didn’t expect to be casualties in today’s NYC Subway Fire that broke out in Harlem. 19 people were injured including 1 death. Fire marshals are questioning a person of interest after a deadly subway fire occurred early this…
The injured subway rider sued the New York City Transit Authority (the MTA). The rider’s MTA injury lawyer claimed that the presence of discarded Metrocards inside the station was a “recurring condition.” Also, that it was dangerous.
Upon treating with a specialist, the injured man had a diagnosis of a fractured lamina in his neck spine. He also sustained a herniated disc in the same area. With injuries this severe, his only option was surgery. The plaintiff underwent fusion surgery…
Staircase Accident in NYC Subway
This article discusses whether a person injured in a NYC subway accident due to a trip and fall on a staircase can recover. It also discusses what the court will consider in evaluating a jury verdict for a money award.
