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Jul 31, 2010
Q: Do I need to retain an attorney?
A: When a person has been injured or killed in a train accident, hiring an attorney with experience in the area is crucial. Frequently, there will be questions relating to liability, and there will be insurance companies that will be looking to minimize liability in any way they can. Attorneys can also put you in touch with expert witnesses that can further assist you in gathering evidence to help you further your claim.
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