Lawyers with expertise in personal injury litigation against railroads anticipate that more than 100 lawsuits seeking up to $500 million in damages could be filed stemming from last week's crash involving a commuter train in Los Angeles that killed 26 people.
"It's going to be litigation city," said Jerry Ringler, a partner at Los Angeles-based Ringler Kearney Alvarez, who was lead counsel in lawsuits from three prior crashes involving Metrolink.
Comments