Railroad Conductor Injured Shoulder Throwing a Railroad Switch – $2,200,000

Posted on February 11, 2026 by dagmar-devs

A Miami conductor was seriously injured when a malfunctioning switch jammed during routine operations. A jury later found the railroad liable for multiple violations of federal regulations governing switch and track maintenance. His injuries, including a damaged rotator cuff and torn labrum, ended his ability to return to railroad work.

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They handled everything from start to finish. Stress free experience. Highly recommend!

Tamara L.
Thank you everyone for all you did to make this injury into a positive outcome.

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Railroad Conductor Injured Shoulder Throwing a Railroad Switch – $2,200,000