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WILLIAM KVAS
is a nationally recognized trial lawyer who has devoted his legal career to assisting injured individuals, appearing as counsel in over thirty states. Many attorneys throughout the country have referred cases to him because of his experience and reputation. Over 2,000 railroaders have asked him for assistance with injury claims. He pioneered occupational disease litigation for railroad workers, trying several of the first cases for noise induced hearing loss in the 1980s. In 1998, he obtained the largest verdict for carpal tunnel syndrome to be upheld on appeal for a railroad worker. His most recent verdict of over one million dollars for an Amtrak engineer was the result of hard fought battle where he proved that Amtrak had falsified documents to cover up the cause of the accident. He lectures frequently at Continuing Legal Education courses, teaching trial strategy and courtroom skills to other lawyers.
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