What Are the Main Causes of Explosion Accidents & Who’s Accountable?
Explosion accidents can cause catastrophic injuries and significant property damage. Whether they occur on construction sites, industrial facilities, or even in homes, these accidents often leave victims wondering who is responsible for the devastation. In this video, Dow Law Firm, experienced personal injury attorneys in Austin, TX, explain the common causes of explosion accidents and outline who may be held accountable for injuries and damages.
By the end of the video, viewers will understand the common causes of explosion accidents and who can be held liable for damages and injuries.
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If you or a loved one has been injured in an explosion accident, contact Dow Law Firm for a consultation at 512-240-9951 or fill out our online form. Our experienced Austin personal injury lawyers can help you determine who is responsible and pursue the compensation you deserve.
Personal Injury FAQs
- What are the most common causes of explosion accidents? Common causes include gas leaks, chemical explosions, defective equipment, improper storage of flammable materials, and construction site hazards.
- Who can be held accountable for an explosion accident? Parties that may be liable include property owners, manufacturers of defective products, contractors, gas companies, and employers, depending on the circumstances.
- What compensation can explosion accident victims seek? Victims can seek compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, property damage, and permanent disability or disfigurement.
- Can I file a claim if the explosion occurred at my workplace? Yes, if the explosion occurred at your workplace, you may be able to file a workers’ compensation claim or pursue a third-party lawsuit if a non-employer party was responsible.
- Why should I consult with a personal injury attorney after an explosion accident? An attorney can help investigate the cause of the explosion, identify liable parties, and ensure you receive full compensation for your injuries and damages.