Subway Accidents - Smiley & Smiley Law, LLP.

New York City Subway Accident Attorneys Experienced Subway Passenger Injury Lawyers

Let Our Family Take Care of Your Family 

If you have been injured on a subway train or have lost a loved one in a subway accident, turn to the New York personal injury firm of Smiley & Smiley, LLP, for caring and experienced legal representation. 

Our firm was founded by senior partner Guy Smiley in 1968. As a law firm that has successfully represented people from all walks of life for over 50 years, we have continually developed our legal skills while staying small enough to provide what each client needs; availability, responsiveness and one-on-one service from a caring, engaged and accomplished lawyer. 

As experienced New York Citybus and subway accidentlawyers, we have handled dozens of claims against the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), the New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA), taxi companies and against the city when operators of city-owned vehicles are negligent. 

A Famous Case Illustrates Our Effectiveness in Recovering Compensation for Train Accident Victims

In a subway accident case that an amazed New York Post covered and described as “Justice is Blind Drunk!” our client passed out on a subway rail after a night of drinking. We hired engineers and accident reconstructionists to study the accident. We then used the results of the investigation to prove that the train engineer was negligent when he failed to stop, even though there was ample time for him to do so. We obtained a $ 3.595 million verdict in a jury trial.

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