Metrolink Lawyer for Los Angeles Train Accident
September 19, 2008 by Jay Genkins
Filed under Features, Personal Injury
National Law Firm Steigerwalt and Associates announces that it will be assisting victims and family members of those injured or killed in the Los Angeles Metrolink Train Accident.
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The Los Angeles County Department of Mental health is providing much needed free counseling at their two locations on a daily basis.
The Metrolink train accident were killed 26 people and 135 injured some of which are in critical condition.
Anyone involved in such a horrendous accident like the Metrolink 111 train wreck from last week may need someone to talk to.
The scene has been described as gruesome and horrifying. Rescuers have been pulling bodies out and assessing the wreckage for the days after.
The Los Angeles County Department of Mental health centers will be open from 8 am to 5 pm.
There is a center in San Fernando Valley located at 10605 Balboa Blvd., Suite 100 in Granada Hills, 91344, (818) 832-2400.
The other location is West Valley Mental Health Center located at 7621 Canoga Ave. in Canoga Park, 91304, (818) 598-6900.
If you have been affected by the train crash, do not hesitate to visit either of these centers for free counseling.
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Los Angeles Metro Link Lawyer – Text Message Discussion
September 16, 2008 by Jay Genkins
Filed under Personal Injury
Was the Engineer Text Messaging before the Metrolink Crash?
Apparently there are some teenagers that had become friends with the Metrolink engineer because of the interest that had in his job. One teen, Nick Williams, has claimed that the engineer was texting him throughout the day, and that the third and last text message he received that Friday came to his cell phone just moments before the crash. The teen has been seen on air holding a cell phone with a text message from the engineer date and time stamped, Friday, Sept 12th 4:22 pm.
Denise Tyrrell said that she feels it is “unbelievable” that an engineer would be sending text messages while operating a train. The name of the engineer has not been released yet.
This claim has not been confirmed as yet. In past accidents, similar claims were made, so this needs to be investigated further.
This is the worst crash that has occurred since 1993 where 47 people were killed. The Metrolink commuter train was going to Ventura County with 220 passengers, one engineer, and one conductor. The train that it collided with was a freight train with a crew of three. Families of victims are struggling with their sudden losses. At least 25 people have died from the crash and at least 135 have been injured.
Source: Los Angeles Metro Link Lawyer

