SEPTA Accidents

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, SEPTA Accidents Attorneys

SEPTA (the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority) was established in 1964. It has grown to be the nation's fifth largest public transit system. Many Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, residents use SEPTA daily to commute to work and school. We represent people who are injured in SEPTA accidents. These injuries may be caused by negligent transit drivers or poorly maintained equipment. Our SEPTA accidents attorneys offer compassionate legal representation. We take time to listen to our clients' concerns to understand the extent of their injuries.

If you have been injured by a SEPTA train, bus, trolley, or subway, contact us. A lawyer from our firm will provide personal service as we pursue compensation for your injuries.

SEPTA Accidents

SEPTA is a large network that includes city buses, and track-based trolleys, trains, and subways. Our personal injury attorneys help people who were injured by SEPTA vehicles. Injuries can occur while using a para-transit vehicle, riding a SEPTA escalator, crossing a street or track, or while riding a bike. We also represent family members who wish to bring forward a wrongful death claim on behalf of a loved one. Other injuries include:

  • Head injuries
  • Neck injuries
  • Broken bones
  • Eye injuries
  • Permanent disabilities

Helping Clients Who Do Not Have Auto Insurance

SEPTA is a popular mode of transportation, and there are many passengers who do not need cars to get around the city. If you do not own a car, you do not have auto insurance. We represent clients who do not carry auto insurance and who have been injured while using a SEPTA train, trolley, subway, or bus.

Contact a SEPTA accident attorney at our firm for more information.

Brett Tessler & Associates, PC represents workers' compensation and personal injury clients in Philadelphia, Montgomery, Bucks, Delaware, Chester, Dauphin, Berks, Lehigh, and Northampton Counties, including Drexel Hill, Bala Cynwyd, Radnor, Norristown, Reading, Upper Darby, Huntingdon Valley and Harrisburg.