EXPLOSION CASES:
KIRK PINKERTON WILL FIGHT FOR YOU!!!

Dealing with explosion cases requires a high level of expertise. Determining who is at fault is a difficult process. Several factors may be in play, including:

• Building Code Violations
• Defective Products
• Unsafe Handling Or Use Of Gas Or Other Explosive Material

Personal injury claims for burns and deaths caused by explosions often involve complex legal questions. If you or a loved one suffered from the consequences of an explosion, contact the personal injury attorneys of Kirk Pinkerton today at
1-888-631-4889 or fill out the form to the right.

Don't delay! Call Kirk Pinkerton at 1-800-439-8911 to get the results you deserve!

Did you know…

Approximately 26 million people use propane gas, compared to more than 100 million people who use natural gas. You are four times more likely to be involved in a fire or explosion using propane than natural gas, and 13 times more likely to be severely injured or burned. And if there is a product failure, you are more than 100 times more likely to be killed or severely injured.
Don't delay—file your claim today.

Kirk Pinkerton believes you are entitled to exercise your rights under the law. We understand the system, and are here to guide you every step of the way.

Don't delay! Call Kirk Pinkerton at 1-800-439-8911 to get the results you deserve!

If you need legal advice or representation as they pertain to Florida law, the personal injury attorneys at the Sarasota-based law firm of Kirk Pinkerton stand ready to help you.

Kirk Pinkerton provides legal services for clients throughout Florida including, but not limited to the cities of Sarasota, Bradenton, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, and Venice.

Important Notice and Disclosure

While we welcome inquiries about potential representation, please do not send any confidential information about any matter before we agree to represent you in that matter or we request information. Pursuant to Proposed Advisory Opinion 07-3, adopted by the Professional Ethics Committee of The Florida Bar on June 20, 2008, any information sent to us unilaterally may not be treated as confidential information and, depending on the circumstances, could be used against the person sending the information. Accordingly, before sending any confidential information to us, please contact us so that we may determine if we have any conflicts of interest and if we are otherwise able to represent you.