Accident Lawsuit Funding Reports Amtrak Crash That Left 2 People Dead

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., April 7, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Accidentlawsuitfunding.com, a leading national lawsuit funding firm, reported today that an Amtrak train crashed near Philadelphia on Sunday, resulting in two track workers being killed and more than 30 passengers injured.

The train, Amtrak's Train 89, also known as the Palmetto, was traveling southbound on Sunday morning heading for Savannah, Georgia when it "slammed into construction equipment on the tracks near Philadelphia," according to The NY Times.

Two Amtrak workers were killed. One was an operator of the backhoe and the other was a supervisor. More than 30 passengers were injured in the crash.

Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board arrived on scene that afternoon to determine why there would be equipment (a backhoe) on an active track.

Officials said, "they did not know yet how fast the train was going."

Unfortunately, train accidents are not uncommon, and they can result in devastating personal injury and sometimes wrongful death. ALF, along with their funding partners, remain consistent in their year-round dedication to helping their clients as best they can during this difficult time. ALF offers lawsuit guidance as well as lawsuit cash advances. ALF actively funds all personal injury cases, including train accidents, car accidents, Taser incidents and police brutality and/or police misconduct cases, and most cases resulting in personal injury. ALF is adequately prepared to handle a steady flow of lawsuit cash advance requests on any and all types of personal injury accidents, as there are a variety of unfortunate incidents each year.

ALF is also equipped to service higher end clients who need large lawsuit cash advances, regardless if they have previously received legal funding from another firm in the legal industry or not. Additionally, ALF can provide assistance in helping victims receive immediate compensation – prior to obtaining a settlement – due to medical treatment, loss of income and/or future income, rehabilitative care, emotional distress, employment loss, property loss, and pain and suffering. ALF is also able to provide surgical funding, even if the victim involved has insurance to cover the necessary procedure(s).

Chris Janish, CEO, commented on the recent crash, "The recent Amtrak crash is tragic, and our hearts go out to the families of those who died in the accident. Unfortunately, there are a high number of accidents each year, and we want to remind plaintiffs that we are able to assist them with their lawsuit funding needs."

To contact ALF or to fill out an application for lawsuit funding online, visit: http://accidentlawsuitfunding.com/how-you-can-reach-us

Visit ALF's website for more details and information on how the ALF funding process works:  http://accidentlawsuitfunding.com/how-the-process-works

If you, or a loved one, have been seriously injured and have a personal injury accident lawsuit that you need settlement or pre-settlement lawsuit funding for, apply online at: http://accidentlawsuitfunding.com or call the company's toll-free hotline at: 877.636.6010.

Be advised that the company funding programs should not be confused with any of the following: lawsuit loan, lawsuit loans, settlement loan, settlement loans, or a pre-settlement loan, as sometimes referred to from prospective clients. The lawsuit cash advance is a non-recourse transaction in which the client only has to repay the funds if their lawsuit is successful. 

Contact: Chris Janish, CEO
             Ph. 877.636.6010

SOURCE Accidentlawsuitfunding.com

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