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Arkansas Fire & Explosion Injury Lawyers

Assisting Injured Workers in Rogers, Ft. Smith, Jonesboro, Fayetteville & Beyond

Industrial accidents can cause severe injuries and death. Unintentional fires and explosions can be both physically and mentally damaging or even fatal. Often these explosions occur due to humans error and/or poorly maintained facility.

Burn injuries from fire and explosions often require intensive treatment, lengthy hospital visits, and painful rehabilitation. That is why it is important to have a team of experienced burn injury attorneys by your side fighting for you. Calculating compensation in a case like this is complex. There are many variables that an experienced attorney will know.

IF YOU OR A LOVED ONE HAS BEEN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN AN INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT OR EXPLOSION, CALL 800-671-4100 TO SPEAK WITH OUR EXPERIENCED ARKANSAS FIRE AND EXPLOSION INJURY LAWYERS.

Holding Negligent Parties Liable

When employers, building managers, landlords, and product manufacturers fail to follow proper safety guidelines, it puts all workers at risk. Companies and managers have a responsibility to maintain equipment, work safety, and full operations.

There are many situations that could cause an industrial accident, including:

  • Chemicals not properly stored and packaged
  • Flammable materials kept near a fire source
  • Buildings that are not up to code, causing a fire hazard
  • Improperly installed gas, electrical lines, or propane utilities
  • Improperly maintained electrical wires
  • Sprinkler system malfunction

If you are suffering from a burn injury from an industrial accident, it is important to have an experienced attorney by your side. Caddell Reynolds Law Firm can assist you.

IF YOU ARE IN FORT SMITH, ROGERS, FAYETTEVILLE OR JONESBORO, CONTACT US AND REQUEST A FREE CONSULTATION TODAY.

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