Explosion Accidents

Michigan Attorneys Handling Explosion Accident Claims

An explosion accident from a grill explosion or propane tank fire can cause horrific injuries, including severe burns, smoke inhalation injuries and even wrongful death. Many of these accidents are preventable, caused by negligence or poor product design.

If you or a loved one has been injured in an explosion accident, or due to a defective grill, stove or water heater, contact an experienced personal injury attorney at Howard P.C. in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

We work with experienced investigators and forensics specialists to determine product liability. Our attorneys are prepared to reconstruct the accident, so that we can place blame where it belongs - on the negligent employee, company or motorist.

Injuries Caused by Explosion Accidents

According to the National Propane Gas Association, there are over 14 million residential customers, using LP for water heaters, stoves and outdoor grills. Our attorneys look at defective equipment or appliances as well as maintenance issues such as leaking tanks.

In car fire claims, we examine root causes of the explosion, including defective auto design and the safety of aftermarket parts. An explosion accident may cause traumatic injuries such as:

• Severe burns
• Exposure to toxic gas
• Scarring and disfigurement
• Damage to muscles
• Wrongful death

Investigating the Accident

Here at the law firm of Howard P.C. we pride ourselves on going the extra mile to pursue compensation for clients injured in an explosion accident. We know how to work with insurance companies, and have significant experience in personal injury law. Our professional accident investigators and forensics specialists work hard to determine what caused your explosion accident:

Was the propane tank defective? Was there a gas leak? Was the stove or water heater properly maintained by professionals certified in propane safety?

It is very important you contact our Grand Rapids office as soon as possible after the gas explosion, so that the evidence can be examined by our investigators and preserved.