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Do I Have a Claim for Fireworks Injuries?

Do I Have a Claim for Fireworks Injuries?

Did you spend Fourth of July enjoying fireworks? Although they go hand-in-hand with Independence Day, thousands of people are injured by fireworks each year. In these preventable incidents, victims can suffer burns, limb loss, and even death. If the injuries occurred on public property, at a licensed show, or as a result of properly using legal fireworks, victims may have the right to hold the at-fault party responsible for their injuries and recover financial compensation for their losses.

How Negligence Plays a Role in a Claim

Personal injury claims are centered on the element of negligence. This means that if a victim suffers preventable harm as a result of another person’s or entity’s negligence, they can pursue a lawsuit in order to recover compensation for the damages that occurred – including any medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering and more.

Proving that another’s negligence more likely than not caused your accident is essential in an injury lawsuit, and something that should be handled by experienced personal injury lawyers. Whether you were injured at a public event, by a defective product, or by someone who unsafely operated fireworks, you may have a claim if the following can be proven:

  • The other party who caused injury had a duty to reasonably prevent injury
  • The other party breached that duty
  • You or someone else was injured due to the breach
  • That breach of duty was the cause of injury to you or someone else

We Are Your Advocates—Call The Daspit Law Firm!

The lawyer you choose after being hurt in a preventable accident could be the most important decision you make. At The Daspit Law Firm, our attorneys have decades of combined experience guiding injured victims and their families through the complexities of the personal injury claim process, and we have recovered millions of dollars in compensation on their behalves.

If you would like more information about your rights and whether you have a claim, our team is available 24/7 to discuss your case and what we can do to help. Consultations are free and confidential, and we encourage you to reach out to us as soon as possible after your accident.

Contact us today for a free case review.

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