Category Archives: Fire Lawsuits
Victims Roll and Burn Inside Crashed Vehicles: Two Recent Bay Area Accidents
Often, the initial moment of impact is only the beginning of danger for accident victims in San Francisco. These motorists and passengers may face additional threats while still inside their vehicles. After a crash, vehicle occupants are often disabled, paralyzed, dazed, or completely unconscious. Others are entrapped within their wreckage, held in place by… Read More »
Apartment Dwellers Face Fires and Vehicle Impacts in San Francisco
According to the statistics, 20% of all residential buildings in San Francisco have multiple units. In other words, a significant portion of the city’s population lives in apartments. While these smaller units are ideal for single people, small families, seniors, and budget-minded individuals, they also pose various risks. As a tenant, you might have… Read More »
What is Causing All the Fires in San Francisco?
Fires have the potential to cause some of the most serious injuries imaginable for San Francisco residents. Not only can fires disfigure innocent victims, but they can also cause permanent lung damage due to smoke inhalation. And of course, some of these victims never escape at all, perishing in what has been described as… Read More »
Strategies for Pursuing Compensation After Fire Injuries in California
The wildfire season of 2023 in California has been difficult for many residents, leading to widespread property damage, deaths, and injuries. This issue is not simply restricted to California, either. Wildfires are erupting across the nation, from coast to coast and across seas to the island state of Hawaii. Victims of these fires may… Read More »
Are Lithium-Ion Batteries Causing More Fires in California?
Many hazards can spark fires in California, but one of the most common culprits in the modern age is the ubiquitous lithium-ion battery. These batteries are found in almost every electrical item imaginable, from electric vehicles to e-bikes, scooters, toys, and all kinds of other gadgets. Despite the fact that these rechargeable batteries provide… Read More »
Numerous California Residents Die in Fires Throughout August
Wildfire season in California lasts throughout the summer and into early autumn, generally spanning from July to October. During this time, numerous people become injured, lose their properties, and in some cases, lose their lives. While people may heal from injuries and rebuild their homes, death is final. Families of wildfire victims may be… Read More »
Inverse Condemnation: The Most Popular Strategy for California Wildfire Lawsuits
With wildfires erupting across the nation, people are considering a number of legal strategies as they pursue compensation. One such strategy is “inverse condemnation,” and it has a proven track record of success in California. But what exactly is inverse condemnation, and could this strategy really help wildfire victims cover their damages? Although this… Read More »
Maui Wildfire Lawyer
Our deepest sympathies are with those affected by the Maui Wildfire. We stand with you, committed to assisting and helping the Maui community rebuild. The Maui wildfire attorneys at Mary Alexander & Associates have years of experience litigating complex fire cases against utilities on behalf of homeowners, business owners, residents and others impacted by… Read More »
Suing Your Landlord for Injuries in San Francisco
The majority of people in San Francisco rent, and this means that they must deal with landlords on a regular basis. If these tenants are lucky, they will work with responsible, polite, and committed landlords. But if they are not so fortunate, they may interact with landlords that are unresponsive, dismissive, and irresponsible. While… Read More »
How Likely are Semi-Trucks to Explode in California?
Most people are not aware that semi-trucks are like ticking time bombs. Even if they are not carrying explosive cargo, they feature gas tanks that are much larger than that of a typical passenger vehicle. A slight spark after a collision can lead to a serious explosion, blanketing a wide radius in flames. This… Read More »