Vindication Beyond Damages: Acting for an Injured Employee in a Tram Door Case There are cases where the monetary value is modest, but the principle is not. This was one such case. I was instructed to represent an employee who had been injured at work in what might, at first glance, appear to be an unfortunate accident. He had been dealing with a difficult and non-compliant passenger at a tram stop when, in the course of that interaction, he was pushed and became trapped in a

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