Fatal Fire Lawsuits, Fatal House Fire Lawsuits, Serious Burn Lawsuits, Fire Death Lawsuits, and Smoke Inhalation Lawsuits

Fatal House Fire Lawsuits, Serious Burn Lawsuits, Fatal Burn Lawsuits, Water Heater and Gas Explosion Lawsuits, House Fire Lawsuits, Texas Serious Burn Lawsuits, Texas Fatal Fire Lawsuits, Defective Gas Can Lawsuits, Smoke Inhalation Death Lawsuits, and Fire Death Lawsuits
by Texas Serious Burn, House Fire, and Fatal Fire Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Fatal fire lawsuits, serious burn lawsuits, and smoke inhalation lawsuits are some of the most difficult cases to handle because of the devastation that a house fire, fatal fire, or severe burn can cause.  Representing clients that have had loved ones burn to death,  loved ones die of smoke inhalation, themselves been severely burned and required skin harvesting & grafting, been severely injured, and/or have lost their home and everything in it, requires not only an understanding of the damages and devastation that they have suffered, but also experience in investigating the cause of the fire or explosion as well as proving how the fire was caused and what damages caused the fire.  

Fatal Fire Lawsuits, Fatal House Fire Lawsuits, Serious Burn Lawsuits and Smoke Inhalation Lawsuits

In the United States, each year over 30,000 people are killed or seriously injured by fire and smoke inhalation.  Many of these fires are the result of negligence or defective products, that could have been easily prevented.   In  handling Fatal Fire Lawsuits, Fatal House Fire Lawsuits, Serious Burn Lawsuits, and Smoke Inhalation Lawsuits, it is important to remember that a fatal house fire or serious burn fire can be the result of defective products, careless workers, negligent property owners, defective water heaters, defective gas cans, failure of products to have child proofing, defective wiring, defective appliances, negligence maintenance, and many other negligent actions.  To determine the cause of the fire and/or explosion, it is important to speak with witnesses and fire investigators as well as to obtain any photos or video of the fire and any and all documents related to fire.    

After a fatal fire, house fire, smoke inhalation fire, or other fire that has caused a death, serious burns, injuries, or significant property damage, it is often a good idea to have an experienced fire lawyer investigate a potential fatal house fire lawsuit, serious burn lawsuit, defective smoke detector lawsuit, gas explosion lawsuit, apartment fire lawsuit, smoke inhalation lawsuit, and/or a work place fire lawsuit to make sure that those responsible for the fire pay for the damages that they have caused.

Fatal House Fire Lawsuits, Serious Burn Lawsuits, Gas Can Fire Lawsuits, Water Heater Explosion Lawsuits, House Fire Lawsuits, Texas Serious Burn Lawsuits, Texas Fatal Fire Lawsuits, Defective Gas Can Lawsuits, Defective Gas Container Lawsuits, and House Explosion Lawsuits

It is important to remember that a fatal house fire or serious burn fire can be the result of defective products, careless workers, negligent property owners, defective water heaters, defective gas cans, failure of products to have child proofing, defective wiring, defective appliances, negligence maintenance, and many other negligent actions.  To determine the cause of the fire and/or explosion, it is important to speak with witnesses and fire investigators as well as to obtain any photos or video of the fire and any and all documents related to fire.    

One common cause of fatal house fires are defective products including defective water heaters and defective gas cans. Some gas containers and gas cans can be unreasonably dangerous and defectively designed resulting fatal fires, fires that cause serious burns and catastrophic injuries, house fires that destroy homes, and other fires that cause serious injury, death, and/or damage to property.  Some of these defective gas containers and gas cans do not contain a safety device known as a flame arrester which can prevent a flashback of the flames into a gas can or gas container.  This flame arrester can prevent a gas can explosion that can cause a person to be burned to death or suffer serious and disfiguring burns.   

Other safety features for gas cans and gas containers include child resistant caps and closures to reduce the risk of spills.  By including flame arrestors, child resistant caps, adequate warnings, and other safety features in gasoline cans and gasoline containers, many home fires, fatal fires, and other fires can be prevented. For more information on gas can lawsuits, gas container lawsuits, defective gasoline container lawsuits, defective gasoline container lawsuits, please go to the following web page on Gas Can Fire Lawsuits and Gas Container Fire Lawsuits.

There are many other defective products that can cause house fires and home explosions including defective appliances and defective vehicles.  When investigating a Fatal House Fire or Explosion, it is important to make sure a thorough investigation of all potential causes is made.  For more information on Fatal House Fire Lawsuits and Fatal Home Gas Explosion Lawsuits, please go to the following web page on Fatal House Fire Lawsuits, Fire Death Lawsuits, and Serious Burn Lawsuits.