Phoenix Fire Injury Lawyer

Fire-related injuries, explosions and electrocution are often caused by negligence — a failure to install alarm systems and sprinkler systems, poor safety and maintenance standards, or unsafe electrical wiring. The victims can suffer extensive, painful burns or even death in Phoenix. A Phoenix fire injury lawyer at Knapp & Roberts can review the circumstances of your injury or your loved one’s wrongful death to determine who (or what entity) caused the accident in Arizona and whether you have a case.

Factors of a Fire Injury

There are many factors that can effect a fire injury lawsuit, which an Phoenix fire injury attorney can help you uncover. First, you have to consider the origin of the fire by finding answers to the following:

• How did the fire or explosion occur?
• Did the property owner or manager fail to maintain the property in a safe manner?
• Was the electrocution caused by poor wiring or a failure to follow standards?

After determining the root cause, a fire injury lawyer will look into the aftermath and injuries by considering the following:

• What was the extent of the injuries?
• Did the victim require skin grafts and treatment for pain?
• Did the fire or explosion cause other damages such as broken bones, loss of sight, loss of hearing, spinal cord injuries?
• Did a loved one die because of a fire caused by negligence?

A tanker truck accident can turn a highway wreck into a gas explosion. Faulty wiring can turn a home into a fire trap. Temporary wiring at a construction site can cause an electrocution. If you or a family member has suffered because of a fire, explosion or electrocution in Phoenix, Arizona, talk to a lawyer at Knapp & Roberts. We can help. Our team can assemble a team of experts who can review the circumstances and provide animation or graphics that show how the accident happened and more importantly how it was preventable.

Free initial consultation. If you have a legal matter you wish to discuss with one of our Phoenix personal injury attorneys at no charge, please contact us by telephone or e-mail, or complete the Do I Have a Case form and one of our experienced lawyers will contact you.

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