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: Bodily Injury BlogLawsuit: Rail Worker Electrocuted By Exposed Third Rail
By Edward Bills
A lawsuit has been filed over the death of a New York City track worker who was electrocuted on an exposed third rail in Queens. The man’s wife filed the suit, claiming the city failed to protect the workers on the rail the day her husband died. “Third-rail protecting boards were removed and there was no signage or lights alerting employees of the exposed third rail,” the suit states. The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages
Full post as published by Bodily Injury Blog on July 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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