When you think about explosions, demolition sites often come to mind. After all, dynamite is commonly used, and accidents can happen. However, this isn’t the only place where you can be injured in an explosion. Some other common places can include:
Home or residential areas
Vehicle (cars, trucks, watercraft, and/or aircraft)
Commercial, retail, and restaurant businesses
Industrial areas and buildings
Public Utilities
If you’re injured in an explosion, one of the first steps is determining who is responsible for the accident. This can be a complex process, especially if an explosion occurs in a public area. A government entity may be responsible for maintenance, and this also means preventing the accident. However, a manager may also be responsible. To help you determine fault, you need an experienced attorney on your side. At Morgan & Morgan, we have over [ftp_global_var:years] years of experience fighting for the legal rights of our clients.