
Arizona Train Accident Lawyer
Train Accident Attorney Serving Injured Clients throughout Arizona
When you get hurt in a train accident, your injuries can be debilitating. This kind of accident often means that you cannot return to work, and without any income, it can be difficult or even impossible to keep up with your medical bills. When the railroad company’s negligence, or the carelessness of one of its employees, caused the accident in which you were injured, you deserve to seek financial compensation for your losses.
Depending upon how the accident happened, you may have either two or three years from the date of the incident to file your claim. However, it is important to speak with an Arizona train accident lawyer as soon as possible to ensure that we can build the strongest possible case for you.


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“Integrity”
“In addition to his substantive contributions to railroad grade crossing safety, I have personally observed his untiring efforts and contributions to improving the integrity of the legal system.”- Elizabeth Hardy -
“Beyond Belief”
“His knowledge of the rail industry and his willingness to share his knowledge with other people who do railroad work is beyond belief to me.”- Mike Bee -
“Given Hope”
“Through his efforts, he has single-handedly given hope to victims who are injured or killed as a result of dangerous railroad crossings”- Donald Vasos -
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“Excellent Results”
“Nathan Karlin has my strongest endorsement in the field of railroad crossing cases and personal injury law.”- Joseph M. Miller -
“Would Recommend Without Hesitation”
“In each case, Nathan always possessed an incredible knowledge of the law and the facts, possessed a great talent for aggressive – strategic legal planning and trial tactics while, at the same time, displaying great skill as an effective negotiator.”- Scott McCluen -
“First Call is Nathan's Firm”
“Nathan’s knowledge and experience in handling and trying cases against these litigation savvy railroad companies gives me the confidence to know that the clients and cases I refer to him are getting the best of the best.”- James Perrin -
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“The staff is helpful, professional, and responsive.”- Tracy D.

How Long Do I Have to File an Arizona Train Accident Lawsuit?
The answer to this question depends upon whether you have a state or federal claim. To give you a better understanding, we want to discuss both Arizona state claims, as well as claims that may be brought under the Federal Employers Liability Act (FELA).
Our firm focuses on public safety and injuries to passengers, pedestrians, and other individuals who have been harmed as a result of railroad company negligence. As such, we do not handle FELA claims, but it is important to understand what these are and how they differ from public safety issues and personal injury claims arising out of train accidents.
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We handle each case with the belief that the legal system should be a tool for positive change. Our work often leads to broader safety improvements, not just individual outcomes.
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Our practice centers on railroad crossing accidents and other catastrophic injuries. These complex cases demand deep experience and a commitment to long-term impact.
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We maintain a welcoming environment where clients are heard, supported, and informed. Our team approach ensures you’re never left wondering where your case stands.
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We offer free consultations and only get paid if we recover compensation for you. It’s one way we make justice more accessible for those who need it most.

Arizona Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Claims
In Arizona and throughout the country, train accident lawsuit timetables can be complicated depending upon how the incident occurred. Generally speaking, individuals who are injured in a train accident in Arizona may be able to file a claim in state court that is bound by Arizona law and the state’s statute of limitations for personal injury claims. To be clear, the statute of limitations is the amount of time a party has, typically from the date of the accident, to file a claim for compensation. If the injured party fails to file a claim within that statutory period, then she can lose her right to seek compensation through a civil lawsuit.
Many individuals injured in Arizona train crashes will need to adhere to the two-year statute of limitations, including:
- Train passengers;
- Pedestrians;
- Occupants of passenger car vehicles; and
- Other injury victims who are not employed by the railroad in some capacity.
If your injury occurred in another nearby state while you were on a train trip that originated in Arizona, you should reach out to a train accident lawyer as soon as possible. Your case may have a different statute of limitations, and it is important to learn more from an experienced advocate who can ensure that your claim gets filed on time.