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There’s an easy answer to this question. It all depends on what is called the statute of limitations in your state. In New York, you have three years to file a case if you fell on someone else’s property and suffered damages to either yourself or your property. The clock starts ticking from the moment of the accident.

Working for a railroad company can be a hazardous business. There are many places that can potentially be dangerous and if your employer doesn’t make sure that you’re working in a safe environment, it can be easy to get injured. The sad news is that your employer is not likely to have your best interest at heart. Railroad accidents fall under the Federal Employers Liability Act (FELA) which means that they have to compensate you for all of your losses if it’s proven that they were negligent. And they definitely don’t want to do that.

If the airline can prove that they took all the necessary measures to avoid delaying or canceling the flight, or if it was simply impossible not to cancel the flight, they are not liable for any inconveniences or damages to you. Airlines sometimes offer meals, accommodation, and toiletries if you’re delayed overnight. If they don’t do this, you may be able to claim compensation for any expenses in that regard. But generally, airlines are not liable for any compensation for canceled flights.