Anyone who is injured in an explosion or fire is likely to need extensive medical treatment for a long period of time. The victim may need to endure painful skin grafts and be left with disfiguring scars. The financial and emotional cost can be devastating.
At the law office of Joseph J. Reinke in Oklahoma City, our personal injury lawyers represent the victims of fires and explosions. We also represent families who lose loved ones in cases of wrongful death. We offer a free initial consultation to explain your rights and discuss your options.
The following are examples of the types of injury cases we handle:
- Oil field injuries caused by fires and explosions
- Propane tank explosions
- Explosions in mining operations
- Grain dust and silage explosions
These cases require careful investigation to determine how the accident happened and who was responsible. For example, explosions can be caused by inadequate ventilation or leaks when gas lines are not properly maintained. Explosions can also result from faulty maintenance or improper handling of dangerous chemicals. If your injury was caused by someone else's negligence, you may be able to recover compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, disability, and other damages.
Protecting Your Interests When You Are Injured
As a result of our extensive experience in personal injury law, product liability laws and workers' compensation claims, our lawyers have the ability to protect your legal and financial interests while you focus on getting as much of your life back as possible. Rest assured, our law firm will pursue every available option to recover full and fair compensation for you.
For More Information About Explosions and Burn Injuries
To schedule a free consultation with an Oklahoma City lawyer representing explosion and burn injury victims, call the law office of Joseph J. Reinke today at 405-463-1062 or toll free at 888-846-0748. You may also contact us by e-mail. We handle all personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis, so until we win a favorable judgment or settlement in your case, you will not have to pay attorney fees.
