Comments for Railroad Claims Consulting, LLC http://railroadclaimsconsulting.com When You Need a PRO In Your Corner Thu, 15 Mar 2012 01:01:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Comment on Funny, but True Amtrak Injury Lawsuit by TSheldon http://railroadclaimsconsulting.com/?p=236#comment-151 TSheldon Thu, 15 Mar 2012 00:58:33 +0000 http://railroadclaimsconsulting.com/?p=236#comment-151 Walter, thank you for your reply at Railroad Claims Consulting LLC. I am not an attorney and don't claim to be. I have investigated over 500 car/train accidents, hundreds of railroad employee injuries and have handled tens of thousands of claims for railroad freight damage and assisted on over 240 damage lawsuits. I am a consultant who works with lawyers. I know how the railroads deal with claimants and know how to hold railroads liable for the damage they cause. Lawyers need experts in the fields involved in their cases. I am an expert. As for your comment about attorneys having degrees....Abe Lincoln had no degree. All one needs to do is pass the bar to become a lawyer. Nearly all lawyers today have a degree. If you remember the young thief who's real life story is depicted in "Catch Me If You Can" passed the bar and he claimed to have studied only a couple weeks....remarkable. Walter, thank you for your reply at Railroad Claims Consulting LLC. I am not an attorney and don’t claim to be. I have investigated over 500 car/train accidents, hundreds of railroad employee injuries and have handled tens of thousands of claims for railroad freight damage and assisted on over 240 damage lawsuits. I am a consultant who works with lawyers. I know how the railroads deal with claimants and know how to hold railroads liable for the damage they cause. Lawyers need experts in the fields involved in their cases. I am an expert.

As for your comment about attorneys having degrees….Abe Lincoln had no degree. All one needs to do is pass the bar to become a lawyer. Nearly all lawyers today have a degree. If you remember the young thief who’s real life story is depicted in “Catch Me If You Can” passed the bar and he claimed to have studied only a couple weeks….remarkable.

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]]> Comment on Funny, but True Amtrak Injury Lawsuit by TSheldon http://railroadclaimsconsulting.com/?p=236#comment-22 TSheldon Sun, 13 Nov 2011 02:37:32 +0000 http://railroadclaimsconsulting.com/?p=236#comment-22 I believe so....nobody else had this happen that I know of. I believe so….nobody else had this happen that I know of.

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]]> Comment on Irony: Casey Jones and Me by Gregg Sterett http://railroadclaimsconsulting.com/?p=179#comment-3 Gregg Sterett Tue, 04 Oct 2011 11:13:44 +0000 http://railroadclaimsconsulting.com/?p=179#comment-3 Interesting story. I was never sure Casey Jones was a real person or imaginary. Glad to learn more. Your implications about Superintendents and Trainmasters is certainly correct. They often were the companies buffer to present the right spin on events whatever they were. The truth usually resided somewhere in the middle of a variety of conflicting reports, each based on CYA methodology. Interesting story. I was never sure Casey Jones was a real person or imaginary. Glad to learn more. Your implications about Superintendents and Trainmasters is certainly correct. They often were the companies buffer to present the right spin on events whatever they were. The truth usually resided somewhere in the middle of a variety of conflicting reports, each based on CYA methodology.

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