Sandman Hotel Explosion Lawyer

Hotel Explosion Accident Attorney Serving Fort Worth and Dallas

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If you are a loved one was injured in a hotel explosion in the Fort Worth area, the attorneys at The Doan Law Firm can help. If you would like to speak to an attorney, we are available to you 24/7.  Call us at (817) 935-0000 or fill out a consultation request form on our site. The consultation is free and you choose to hire us, we will handle your case and offer you a no-fee promise. Our firm never charges an attorney fee unless we win your case for you.

At The Doan Law Firm, our team of dedicated attorneys specializes in representing individuals who have suffered injuries due to explosions, including hotel explosions. It’s important to hire an attorney who understands the complexities of these cases and will not allow the insurance company to take advantage of you and your family. The Doan Law Firm will fight for you and do what it takes to win your case.

Liability in Hotel Explosion Accidents

In cases of explosions that occur at hotels, determining liability is a critical aspect of the legal process. Liability in such incidents depends on various factors and can be complex due to the multiple parties involved and the different ways an explosion can occur. Some of the key considerations in assessing liability in a hotel explosion:

1. Negligence: The most common basis for liability is negligence. This implies that the hotel or another party failed to exercise reasonable care, leading to the explosion. For example, if a hotel did not properly maintain its gas lines or electrical systems, and this lack of maintenance resulted in an explosion, the hotel could be found negligent.
2. Product Liability: If the explosion was caused by a defective product, such as a faulty gas appliance or electrical equipment, the manufacturer of that product could be held liable. In such cases, it’s not the hotel’s actions but the failure of the product that caused the incident.
3. Premises Liability: Hotels are responsible for ensuring the safety of their premises. If the explosion resulted from the hotel’s failure to maintain a safe environment (such as ignoring known gas leaks or electrical issues), the hotel could be held liable under premises liability law.
4. Violation of Codes and Regulations: Hotels are required to adhere to various safety codes and regulations, including those related to fire safety, building codes, and hazardous materials. Violations of these regulations that lead to an explosion can result in liability.
5. Intentional Acts and Criminal Activity: In rare cases, explosions may be the result of intentional acts, such as terrorist attacks or bombings. Liability in these cases can be complex, often involving criminal investigations. The hotel may be liable if it failed to take reasonable security measures to prevent such incidents.
6. Contributory Negligence: In some situations, the injured party may have contributed to their own injuries. For instance, if a guest ignored clear safety warnings or engaged in risky behavior that led to the explosion, this could impact the liability assessment and compensation.
7. Third-Party Liability: Other parties, like contractors, maintenance companies, or utility providers, could also be liable if their actions or failures contributed to the explosion.
8. Insurance Considerations: Hotels typically have insurance to cover such incidents. However, insurance companies will conduct their own investigation to determine liability and the extent of coverage.

How Hotel Explosions Can Occur

There are many ways a hotel explosion can occur. Some of the most common ways include:

1. Gas Leaks: One of the most common causes of hotel explosions is a gas leak. Natural gas, used for heating and cooking in many hotels, can build up and ignite, leading to devastating blasts. These incidents often stem from poor maintenance, faulty appliances, or improper installation of gas lines.
2. Electrical Faults: Faulty wiring or malfunctioning electrical appliances can lead to sparks that ignite flammable materials, causing explosions. Hotels must adhere to stringent electrical safety standards to prevent such hazards.
3. Chemical Accidents: Hotels that improperly store or handle chemicals, such as cleaning supplies or pool maintenance products, may face the risk of chemical reactions that lead to explosions.
4. Intentional Acts (Bombs): While less common, explosions in hotels can also result from criminal acts such as bombings. These situations require a thorough investigation to determine liability and intent. The hotel has responsibility for bombs that occur on their premises.

Our Approach to Hotel Explosion Cases

When representing clients in hotel explosion cases, The Doan Law Firm employs a comprehensive approach and puts in the work required to help make sure we do everything we can to help win your case.

• Investigation: We conduct thorough investigations to identify the cause of the explosion and all liable parties. This process may involve working with forensic experts, engineers, and other specialists.
• Assessing Damages: Our team evaluates the full extent of your injuries and losses, including medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and long-term care needs.
• Negotiation and Litigation: We engage in assertive negotiations with insurers and responsible parties to seek fair compensation. If necessary, we are prepared to represent you in court to ensure your rights are protected. If the insurance company does not offer you fair compensation, we will take them to trial if needed to make sure you get fairly compensated.

Why Choose The Doan Law Firm?

There are lots of firms to choose from, but few with the experience that our explosion accident lawyers have. Why choose us?

• Expertise in Explosion Accidents: Our attorneys have a deep understanding of the legal and technical aspects of explosion accidents, ensuring knowledgeable representation.
• Client-Centered Service: We prioritize your needs and well-being, offering personalized attention and support throughout your case.
• No Fee Unless We Win: Our firm operates on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay no attorney fees unless we secure compensation for you.

Contact Us for a Free Consultation

If you or a loved one has been injured in a hotel explosion in the Fort Worth or Dallas area, contact The Doan Law Firm today. Our experienced personal injury attorneys are ready to fight for your rights and seek the justice you deserve. Call us for a free consultation to discuss your case and explore your legal options.