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Blast Damage Attorney

If your property has been damaged by a blasting incident, Cernitz Law understands the serious impact it can have on your home, health, and peace of mind.

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Justin Cernitz & Candise Shanbron | Managing Partners

Blasting and explosion events often result in more than structural damage. Property owners may face injuries such as burns, respiratory issues, and internal trauma, along with major harm to buildings, foundations, and surrounding structures. These losses can lead to costly repairs, medical expenses, and emotional strain.

Cernitz Law is committed to helping property owners pursue justice and full compensation. We investigate the cause of the blast, identify all responsible parties, such as contractors, construction companies, or other entities, and hold them accountable. Our legal team will review your insurance coverage, handle communications with the insurance company, and take legal action if necessary to ensure your losses are properly addressed.

You don’t have to navigate the aftermath alone. We provide experienced legal support to protect your rights and help you move forward with confidence. Contact us today for a free case evaluation.

Introduction to Explosion Injuries

Explosion injuries can have a devastating impact on individuals and their families, often resulting in significant physical harm, emotional trauma, and financial losses. Whether caused by gas explosions, chemical plant accidents, or other violent explosions, such an injury can range from minor wounds to severe injuries like brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and traumatic brain injuries.

In addition to the immediate physical effects, victims may also suffer from long-term psychological conditions such as post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The aftermath of an explosion injury can lead to mounting medical expenses, lost wages, and extensive property damage, placing immense strain on victims. It is crucial for those affected to seek compensation for these losses.

Working with experienced explosion injury lawyers can help victims navigate the legal process, ensuring they receive fair compensation for their injuries, financial hardships, and emotional suffering.

Types of Blast Injuries

Blast injuries are complex and can be classified into several distinct types, each with unique medical and legal considerations. Primary blast injuries are caused by the initial blast wave and often result in internal injuries, such as blast lung and fragmentation injuries, which can be life-threatening. Secondary blast injuries occur when flying debris strikes the body, leading to severe injuries like broken bones, deep lacerations, and other wounds. Tertiary blast injuries happen when the force of the explosion throws individuals, causing traumatic amputations, severe burns, and other serious trauma. Quaternary blast injuries encompass all other injuries sustained during an explosion, including toxic exposure, chemical burns, and eye injuries.

Understanding these types of blast injuries is essential for obtaining proper medical care and for building a strong case to seek fair compensation for all injuries sustained.

Causes of Blast Injury

There are numerous causes behind blast injuries, many of which stem from preventable factors. Defective equipment, inadequate training, and poor maintenance are common contributors to explosion injury incidents. Gas explosions, chemical plant accidents, and industrial fires are frequent sources of blast injuries, often resulting from negligence or reckless behavior. In many cases, identifying the responsible party is a critical step in pursuing fair compensation.

At Cernitz Law, we have a team of explosion injury lawyers who can help gather evidence, such as witness statements and medical records, to establish liability. By thoroughly investigating the circumstances surrounding the blast injury, we can hold the responsible party accountable and seek the compensation they deserve.

Economic Consequences

The economic consequences of blast injuries can be overwhelming, affecting nearly every aspect of a victim’s life. Medical expenses for treating blast injuries, including surgeries, rehabilitation, and ongoing care, can quickly accumulate. Victims may also face lost wages due to time away from work, as well as property damage resulting from the explosion. Beyond these tangible losses, many individuals experience non-economic damages such as emotional distress, mental anguish, and a diminished quality of life.

In cases where the responsible party acted with gross negligence or recklessness, punitive damages may also be awarded. Navigating the claims process with insurance companies can be challenging, but our explosion injury lawyers can help calculate both economic and non-economic losses, negotiate with insurance companies, and pursue maximum compensation to ensure you receive fair compensation.

Role of Explosion Injury Lawyers

Explosion injury lawyers play an essential role in helping victims recover after a blast-related incident. At Cernitz Law, we have the experience and resources to manage complex explosion cases from investigation through resolution. Our team handles every stage of the process, including determining the cause, gathering evidence, negotiating with insurers, and pursuing litigation when needed.

Contact Our Blast Damage Attorney for Assistance

We work to secure full compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other related losses. Beyond legal representation, we support victims and their families as they deal with the emotional and financial aftermath of a traumatic event. Contact us today to learn more.

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  • Phone: (305) 370-3255

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