Personal Injury Suits after a Car Accident, Truck Accident, or Railroad Crossing Accident

If you or a loved one, has suffered a catastrophic injury in a motor vehicle accident—wrongful death, a traumatic head injury, a spinal cord injury, broken bones or a back injury—you may have a lot of concerns about your future.

• Will you get the medical care you need?
• Who will pay for your treatment and rehabilitation?
• Will you be able to return to work?
• How will you pay the day-to-day bills?

In stressful times like this, it’s good to be able to turn to an experienced and knowledgeable New Mexico personal injury lawyer for guidance.

At the Harvey Law Firm, we can take the lead in getting you the help and financial compensation you need to regain your health and financial stability. Contact our Albuquerque, New Mexico law office to schedule a free initial consultation.

Seek Legal Advice as Soon as Possible

The physical evidence of your accident will be extremely important in understanding the cause of the accident and injuries. Insurance companies will immediately begin to review the evidence, but they do not always have your interests at heart. Their goal is to pay you the minimum compensation that’s allowed—or to deny your claim.

Contacting a New Mexico personal injury lawyer of your own to review the evidence in your car accident case could make a significant difference in your case, ensuring you receive the full financial compensation you need to heal.

Railroad Crossing Accidents

The Harvey Law Firm and attorney Feliz Rael are particularly knowledgeable about handling accident claims from railroad crossing accidents, when a car, truck or other vehicle is struck by a train. Attorney Rael has been handling railroad claims for almost five years, working at first for railways and now for injured people and grieving families.

Because of the weight and speed of a train, it is often not possible to respond quickly enough to avoid an accident: railroad accidents must be prevented by railroad companies and local government officials. Public safety measures, such as railroad crossing signs, flashing lights, and descending bars become increasingly important as population and traffic increase near the railway.

Train / car collisions are not common, but when they do occur, the injuries they cause are catastrophic, often fatal. When railroad crossing accidents could have been avoided with proper planning and ongoing review of changing conditions, a negligence claim can cause the railroad company to take responsible actions.

If you are looking for an aggressive law firm with experience and dedication to bring your railroad accident claim to court, contact the Harvey Law Firm.