Train & Metrolink Accident Attorneys Serving Victims Across California Including San Diego, San Francisco, and Los Angeles

While trains and Metrolink systems are generally considered safe modes of transportation, accidents involving rail systems can result in devastating consequences. From derailments and mechanical failures to collisions with vehicles or pedestrians, the impact of a train accident can be life-altering.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a train or Metrolink accident, you may be entitled to significant compensation. The experienced legal team at Hillstone Law is here to protect your rights and guide you through the complex legal process.

Common Causes of Train & Metrolink Accidents

• Derailments
• Faulty brakes or mechanical defects
• Operator negligence or inattention
• Signal malfunctions or track issues
• Collisions with other vehicles or pedestrians

Train accident claims often involve multiple parties, including public transportation agencies, private rail operators, and third-party contractors. Early legal involvement is critical to preserve evidence, identify responsible parties, and protect your right to recover damages.

The Train Accident Claim Process

Train accident claims are highly complex and may require a detailed investigation, coordination with federal or state agencies, and extensive documentation. At Hillstone Law, we:

• Launch immediate investigations
• Preserve and review critical evidence
• Work with accident reconstruction and safety experts
• Handle all communications with rail companies and insurers

You focus on healing, we handle the legal fight.

Contact a California Train Accident Lawyer Today

Hillstone Law proudly serves train and Metrolink accident victims throughout California, including Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Riverside, Irvine, and Sacramento. We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless we win your case.

Relevant Legal Codes for Train Accidents

• Public Utilities Code § 7655 – California railroad safety requirements
• Federal Railroad Safety Act (FRSA) – Federal safety regulations (may preempt state claims)
• Civil Code §§ 2100–2102 – Standard of care for common carriers