Video FAQ: If I am a railroad worker injured on the job, why should I hire Mark Sokoloff of Hach & Rose?

In this new video FAQ, Hach & Rose, LLP attorney Mark Sokoloff describes his experience representing railroad workers and his unique knowledge of important labor laws. Fortunately, Mark Sokoloff began his career working at a railroad injury law firm. Additionally, he has experience litigating and utilizing various labor and bargaining agreements, as well as FELA legal precedent.

If you are a railroad worker and you have been injured on the job, you need a lawyer with the experience and track record of the Hach & Rose, LLP team. Call (212) 779-0057 today to discuss your case.

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