Train Accident Claim Solicitors
If you’ve been injured in a train accident, you may be entitled to claim compensation. Speak to our specialist personal injury solicitors today to begin your train accident claim and get the compensation you deserve.
Key Points to Know About a Train Accident Claim
Meet Our Train Accident Claim Solicitors
Stonehewer Moss are specialists in personal injury law with a proven track record in securing compensation for train accident claims. We offer a no-win, no-fee service to ease the financial pressure on you, along with a free initial consultation to help you decide if we’re the right solicitors for your train accident claim.
We pride ourselves on our personal, friendly and compassionate service. Our firm is accredited by the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), demonstrating our expertise in personal injury law.
How do train accidents occur?
Train stations can become extremely busy, especially during peak times, increasing the risk of accidents. If you’ve been injured in a station or onboard a train, you may be entitled to claim compensation. Accidents often happen due to slips on unmarked wet floors, faulty escalators or lifts, broken seating, or overcrowded platforms. Malfunctioning ticket barriers, poor signage, or negligence by station staff or shop operators can also cause injury.
If your accident occurred on the London Underground, including a station or Tube carriage operated by TfL, you may wish to visit our dedicated page on Tube accident claims for more detailed guidance.
Who is liable for my train accident injury?
Rail operators and train companies have a duty of care to safeguard all individuals using their services, including passengers and employees. This responsibility requires them to identify potential health and safety risks and take reasonable steps to prevent harm.
If you suffer an injury as a result of negligence, you may have grounds for a compensation claim. Sometimes, it may not be clear who is at fault. An experienced injury solicitor can assess your claim, determine liability, and advise how much compensation you may be entitled to.
How will my train injury compensation be calculated?
In train accident claims, compensation is generally divided into two categories: General Damages and Special Damages.
General Damages
General damages refer to the intangible losses a person experiences as a result of their injury. These include the physical pain, emotional suffering, and the overall impact on quality of life. In a train accident claim, these factors are carefully assessed to determine fair compensation.
Special Damages
Special damages, on the other hand, are easier to quantify. They cover specific financial losses caused by the accident, such as medical expenses, rehabilitation costs, and lost earnings due to time off work.
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Why Choose Our Train Accident Solicitors?
Everyone deserves to feel safe when using public transport, but a train accident can happen unexpectedly, leading to serious physical and emotional trauma.
At Stonehewer Moss, our compassionate, approachable solicitors are here to support you through every step of your train accident claim. With over 20 years of experience handling claims nationwide, we are committed to securing the compensation you deserve. Our firm is APIL-accredited and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), reflecting our expertise and professional standards.
Contact us today for a free, no-obligation consultation to discuss your case and explore your options.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The amount of compensation you may receive depends on the severity of your injuries and how the accident has affected your life. Claims typically cover both general damages (for pain, suffering, and loss of quality of life) and special damages (such as lost income, medical expenses, and travel costs). To get a more accurate estimate, it’s best to speak with a solicitor who can assess your specific case.
You usually have three years from the date of the incident to start your train accident claim. However, exceptions may apply for children or if the person lacks mental capacity. It’s best to get legal advice as soon as possible.
Liability may lie with the train operating company, station staff, maintenance contractors, or other parties depending on the circumstances. An experienced solicitor can help establish who is at fault and guide your claim.
You may be able to claim for general damages (pain, suffering, loss of amenity) and special damages (medical expenses, lost earnings, travel costs, rehabilitation, etc.).