Personal injury
Representation in serious injury and wrongful death matters, including transportation accidents, construction negligence and medical malpractice.
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Hoey, Farina & McMahon
Chicago trial lawyers representing people injured in railroad accidents, workplace incidents and other serious accidents, alongside a commercial litigation practice.
About the practice
Hoey, Farina & McMahon represents injured individuals and families, with a particular focus on railroad workers and Federal Employers Liability Act claims. Its published services also cover other serious injuries, wrongful death and commercial litigation. The firm lists a Chicago office at 444 West Lake Street and represents clients beyond Illinois. Explore its practice areas and attorney biographies, then contact the firm directly about your circumstances.
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Offices & contact
- Clients served
- Injured individuals, families and railroad workers
- Consultation
- The firm offers a free initial consultation
Practice areas
Railroad & FELA claims
Claims involving injured railroad workers under FELA, railroad whistleblowers and injured passengers.
Explore this practice in ChicagoCommercial litigation
The firm also lists commercial litigation among its practice areas. Contact its attorneys to discuss the particular dispute.
Explore this practice in ChicagoAttorneys
William J. McMahon
Trial attorney
Represents injured railroad workers and people pursuing serious personal injury claims.
James L. Farina
Trial attorney
Represents seriously injured people, with experience in transportation, construction negligence, product liability and medical malpractice.
From the firm
How a FELA Case Works From the First Week to a Verdict
William J. McMahon explains the firm’s approach to railroad injury claims, including early evidence, claim investigations and the path from filing to trial.
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Reviewed October 26, 2026. Facts and affiliations can change.
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