Common causes include driver error, inadequate maintenance, poor road conditions, and other drivers’ negligence. Each cause requires a specific legal strategy to address.

Liability can extend to the bus driver, bus company, maintenance providers, parts manufacturers, or government entities, depending on the accident's circumstances.

Compensation may include medical bills, rehabilitation costs, lost wages, pain and suffering, and, in some cases, punitive damages for particularly egregious conduct.

Proving negligence involves demonstrating that the responsible party failed to exercise a reasonable standard of care, leading to the accident. Geoff’s expertise in gathering evidence and consulting experts is vital.

Challenges include navigating the legal immunities of public transit authorities, dealing with large corporate or governmental legal teams, and establishing liability among multiple parties.

Time limits vary, but in Arizona, the statute of limitations is generally two years from the accident date. However, claims against public entities may require earlier notice.

Yes, injured passengers have the right to file lawsuits for their injuries and losses, regardless of whether the bus driver or another party is at fault.

Seek medical attention, document the scene and your injuries if possible, collect contact information from witnesses, and consult with Geoff Trachtenberg to ensure your rights are protected.

Geoff provides comprehensive legal support, from investigating the accident and identifying liable parties to negotiating settlements and pursuing litigation to achieve the best possible outcome.

The complexity of bus accident cases, particularly involving public transit, requires specialized legal knowledge and experience to effectively navigate regulatory environments and liability issues. Geoff’s background equips him to handle these intricate cases effectively.