Burn Injury Lawyer

A fire that broke out in a Milwaukee high rise apartment building has left one resident of the building in the hospital with extensive burns.

The fire broke out in the 23-story Prospect Towers. The building overlooks Lake Michigan and sits on the shore. As a result of the fire, dozens of firefighters responded. They were able to extinguish the fire relatively quickly.

Residents helped alert the entire building to the fire. As a result, only one man was injured. He was the resident of the apartment where the fire broke out. Firefighters rescued him and said he had second degree burns over a large portion of his body.

If you have been burned by a fire or some other source of heat, contact the burn injury victim lawyers of Williams Kherkher at 1-866-950-9000 to discuss your case.

A chemical leak in Massachusetts has left a man in the hospital with burn injuries. Nineteen other people are being examined for possible injuries also due to the leak.

The leak occurred at Stern-Leach Company located in Attleboro, Massachusetts.

Officials have said that employees of the company were the source of the explosion. It occurred when the employees attempted to mix sodium cyanide and hydrogen peroxide under a fume hood.

The company is responsible for making silver and gold alloys that are used to clean jewelry. Shortly after the explosion, roughly 200 people evacuated the building. One worker was taken to a hospital in nearby Providence, Rhode Island for treatment of burns.

The company was shut down for the day following the explosion.

If you have been treated for burn injuries as a result of a chemical spill, contact the burn injury lawyers of Williams Kherkher at 1-866-950-9000 to discuss your case and to determine your legal options.

A nine year old who was severely burned when he poured gas on a bush and then lit it on fire is recovering in a Florida burn center.

The boy is currently in the intensive care unit of the hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. While his injuries are not life threatening, the risk of infection is still high. The boy is currently being tube fed and is on a breathing machine after suffering burns to his face.

The boy’s parents are anxious that their son make a recovery. The father does not understand why his son, apparently an excellent student, decided to pour gas on a bush and then light it. 

If you have been burned in an accident, contact the burn victim injury lawyers of Williams Kherkher at 1-866-950-9000 to discuss your case and to determine your legal options.

An explosion in a Fargo, North Dakota duplex has injured 13 people. Two of the injured suffered serious burns when half of the duplex was leveled by the explosion.

The power company is investigating the cause of the explosion. The blast and fires completely leveled the south end of the duplex and damaged the north end. The injured people were from both ends of the house. Building material, 2×4s, and pipes were scattered up to fifty feet from the site of the duplex.

When firefighters arrived, they were forced to dig through rubble to release two of the victims. One of the victims who was admitted to the hospital was a child.

If you have been seriously burned, contact the burn victim lawyers of Williams Kherkher at 1-866-950-9000 to discuss your case and to determine your legal options.

A severely burned man is being questioned by police as to the cause of his injuries.

When the South Carolina man showed up at a hospital with severe burns, he initially told doctors that he had been burned while burning trash. Unfortunately, doctors feel that his burns are more from the result of chemical burns. A woman treated with similar injuries is being questioned as well.

Police in the area are of the impression that the chemical burns were the result of an explosion in a methamphetamine lab. The lab was reportedly housed in a mobile home and burned last week.

If you have been severely burned by chemicals, contact the chemical burn injury lawyers of Williams Kherkher at 1-866-950-9000 to discuss your case and to determine your legal options.