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Explosion Lawyer in Birmingham - Explosion

Birmingham Explosion Lawyer

An explosion accident is one of the most traumatic incidents that an individual can face. Explosions often result in widespread damage and catastrophic injury. The medical costs associated with those injuries can be astronomical, and victims often must miss work, sometimes never to return at all, causing an ever-growing financial burden that can take a significant emotional toll, not only on the victim but on the victim’s family as well.

There were an estimated 860 reported explosive incidents in 2021 throughout the United States. In many cases, those explosions were the result of reckless or negligent actions and were completely avoidable. In Alabama, individuals who suffered injury and loss due to another party’s negligence may be eligible for compensation.

At Morgan & Morgan, we have an explosion lawyer in Birmingham who can help relieve the financial and emotional burden caused by your injuries.

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Types of Birmingham Explosion Injuries

Explosions in Birmingham happen for a variety of reasons and can include any of the following:

machinery explosions
building explosions
mining explosions
drilling explosions
electrical explosions
torch cutting explosions
soldering explosions
welding explosions
vehicle explosions
power plant explosions
steam explosions
chemical explosions

Generally, there are four injury types associated with these explosions:

Primary Explosion Injury

A primary explosion injury typically affects those closest to the explosion. The pressure and force from the blast will strike the body’s surface, causing lung and other internal organ damage, ruptured eyes, ruptured eardrums, and traumatic brain injuries (TBIs).

Secondary Explosion Injury

A secondary explosion injury occurs when a victim is struck by materials and debris scattered because of the explosion, causing blunt force trauma injuries, lacerations, and impalement.

Tertiary Explosion Injury

A tertiary explosion injury occurs when a victim is thrown by the force of the explosion, causing injury. This could include being thrown from a window or off a high platform.

Quaternary Explosion Injury

Quaternary explosion injuries are those explosion injuries that do not fall into any other category, they can include toxic substance exposure, burns, angina, crush injuries, and any other unclassified explosion injuries.

Morgan & Morgan: Your Explosion Lawyer in Birmingham

If you need an explosion lawyer in Birmingham, look no further than the team at Morgan & Morgan. With more than 80,000 five-star Google reviews from satisfied clients across the county, you can trust the Morgan & Morgan team to deliver justice for you, either through a negotiated settlement or through a verdict in a court of law.