Property Damage

Twin Boys Die in Los Angeles Apartment Fire in Crenshaw

Twin brothers have died in a Los Angeles apartment fire that took place on Thursday morning. The apartment where the fire took place contained a mother and five children, who were spared apart from the twin brothers.

The Los Angeles apartment fire started at around 3 a.m. on the 4000 block of Ursula in LA, due to unknown causes. Within half an, the Los Angeles Fire Department arrived and extinguished the apartment fire, but not before the twin 15-year-olds were killed.

Firefighters maneuvered their way into the apartment, crawling on their stomachs, to save the pregnant mother and three other children. The bodies of the 15-year-olds were found inside of the apartment. One of the boys is said to have suffered from autism.

If you have been injured in a house fire or apartment fire, it is important that you contact a personal injury attorney for help. Our attorneys in Los Angeles are willing to provide a free consultation when you need. Let us fight for you – call our Los Angeles personal injury attorneys at 310.882.6810.

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Los Angeles Auto Shop Fire Kills Two, Causes Burn Injuries to Two

An auto shop in Los Angeles on Monday was the site of a terrible fire that burned across the building’s entire structure, killing 2 people. The auto shop fire also injured another two, who are in the hospital with critical burn injuries.

The Los Angeles Fire Department received reports of the fire sometime on Monday morning, dispatching vehicles to the building. They arrived to find flames and smoke emerging from the building. To extinguish the fire, the department enlisted the support of as many as 124 firefighters, who took around an hour to douse the fire.

The results of the auto shop fire included property damage, injuries, and deaths. Two bodies were found when the fire department entered the building, and two others were taken to the hospital with serious burn injuries. The building and several vehicles outside were also left with visible fire damage.

According to reports, no cause of the fire has yet been determined. The building was rented to more than one auto shop, and also may been used as a residence by several people, who may have been trespassers.

If you or someone you love has been injured in a fire, it is important that you understand your legal rights. Whether or not you plan on taking legal action, consider talking to a Los Angeles personal injury lawyer about receiving compensation for burn injuries, property damage, and wrongful death. Contact a Los Angeles personal injury lawyer at our firm by calling 310.882.6810.

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Los Angeles Office Blast Accident Injures Three

An office in the Greater Los Angeles area blew up on Thursday morning, calling firefighters and emergency medical to the building. The Los Angeles office blast caused up to three injuries, one of which was fatal.

Responding to the call, firefighters entered the office building, which is located just west of Los Angeles, to find the body of the one fatally injured person. By that time, the office blast had already collapsed the building significantly. The property damage included a hole in the building’s roof.

The blasted building was occupied by a couple businesses – Realm Industries, a company that does alternative fuel testing, and ServPro, a contracting agency. As many as ten people were in the building when the blast happened. All businesses within half a mile of the building were also evacuated as a precaution,

The cause of the office accident has not been released.

If you have been involved in an accident of any type, it is important that you speak with a lawyer. Our Los Angeles Injury lawyers offer aggressive representation and are willing to discuss your case, even if you are not sure that you want to advance it. Contact Los Angeles Injury lawyers at our firm to set up a free consultation.

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Firefighters Injured On Duty Fighting Fire In San Gabriel Mountains

Up to 202 Los Angeles fire department workers reported to the scene of a wildfire in the San Gabriel mountains, under the direction of fire assistant chief Jeffrey S. Mottram, according to reports. The firefighters arrived at the mountains as the wildfire ensued, with as many as three acres of land already burning. This San Gabriel Mountains fire could be attributed to a high index of heat without much wind that was present in the area.

Firefighters took the top line of attack, beginning with fire and rescue helicopters that dropped water across the area to extinguish the fire. The water-dropping helicopter worked across the low side of the mountain and through the Tujunga Wash. Within just under two hours, the fire department had nearly finalized their efforts, containing the fire to less than twenty acres, away from houses that could have been threatened by the fire.

During the course of the fire, five firefighters suffered injuries, none of which were life-threatening. Tow of them, from the Los Angeles fire department, sustained minor injuries to the lower body, while three others from the Hand Crew took on various other injuries. Each of the injured were transported to local hospitals for treatment.

If you have been injured in a fire, even as a firefighter, your injuries are serious. From a legal perspective as well as a medical perspective, you should be sure to handle your case with the proper attention. By consulting with a lawyer, you can expect to receive advice that can help you both in and out of court. To receive your free consultation, call our offices at 310.882.6810.

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Condominium Fire Places Two Into Hospital

A fire that burned through a section of a condominium in Thousand Oaks sent two people to the hospital yesterday. It was at the 1600 block of Calle Zadiro where the fire took place, at around 1:13 pm in the afternoon, starting in an upstairs residence of the two-story apartment. After being reported, sixteen unites responded to battle the fire. According to reports, the fire resulted from workers who were cutting copper pipes in the building. Evidently, the sparks that occur during this procedure ignited and grew into the condo fire.

The fire sent smoke throughout the building, and through nearby residences as well. As a result, two people were sent to the hospital with injuries from smoke inhalation. Neither of those injured were firefighters.

Fires, especially the resulting injuries and property damage, can be a very serious matter. In the event that you are victimized in a fire, it may be important for you to consult with a lawyer. Call our property damage lawyers at 310.882.6810 for a free consultation.

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LAFD Battles Blaze At Strip Mall in West Los Angeles

Los Angeles Fire Department officials responded to a call on Santa Monica Boulevard in West Los Angeles, where a strip mall of business had just sparked ablaze. When the firefighters reached the incident, heavy smoke was rising from the two story building. The department then utilized force to enter, but flames had already extended across a substantial portion of the building. Fortunately, the firefighters were able to battle the fire to its origin, extinguishing it completely after 53 minutes.

Firefighters also evacuated two people in a building that could have been threatened by the flames. The cause of the fire remains unknown, but is undergoing investigation. Clearly, there was also some substantial property damage resulting from the strip mall fire.

If you have sustained property damage or fire-related burn injuries, you should be sure to get the help you need. Before choosing your course of action, contact a lawyer to receive professional advice regarding the particulars of your case. For a free consultation, call our Los Angeles property damage lawyers at 310.882.6810.

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One Dead, Another Badly Burned After Fullerton Fire

Two woman suffered burn injuries Wednesday night, one ending fatal, at a home in Fullerton where a fire took place. A fire erupted at approximately 7:25 pm on Victoria drive. Firefighters responded to the Fullerton fire, and were at it it for almost an hour before successfully extinguishing it. Authorities reported that, when firefighters reached the home, the debris that covered the home hindered their efforts. One woman died while the other was taken to the hospital with significant burn injuries. The fire in Fullerton remains under investigation by authorities.

If you have suffered property damage in a fire, it may be important that you receive the proper advice on how to best handle the incident. When this type of accident takes place, it is important that you are informed of the legalities that apply in your case. Call our law offices today at 310.882.6810 to receive a free consultation from our Los Angeles property damage lawyers.

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Man Hoses Down Los Angeles Fire Near Cal State

A man in Los Angeles fought a fire at an adjacent home using his own garden hose on Friday. Before 8 am, firefighters were alerted of an an ongoing fire on Coney Coad, just north of Cal State Los Angeles. Before firefighters arrived, the man, who lived next door to the blazing home, had already begun his own efforts in fighting the fire. According to reports, the man stood barefoot from his roof with a garden hose to calm the fire. Firefighters arrived and halted the fire before it could spread. The owner of the home was not present when the fire occurred, so no injuries resulted during the blaze.

For victims who have sustained property damage in a fire, it is imperative that you consider speaking with a lawyer as soon as possible. A lawsuit may not always be necessary, but a lawyer can still provide relevant advice about your case. To receive a free consultation, feel free to call our law offices in Los Angeles at 310.882.6810.

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Two Injured Firefighters After Glendale House Fire

After responding to a late night fire in Glendale, two firefighters have been hospitalized with substantial injuries. When the fire sparked up in a local two-story house, firefighters from Burbank and Glendale departments reported to the scene, at around 10:12 pm on Monday. The fire continued for as many as 30 minutes, with 36 firefighters battling the fire throughout.

Unfortunately, significant property damage and injuries resulted from the Glendale fire. The first injured firefighter received third degree burn injuries, and the other suffered from smoke inhalation. Both were escorted for treatment at local hospitals, one for burn injuries treatment at Grossman Burn Center while the other injured was taken to Glendale Adventist. The fire’s resulting property damage was assessed at $100,000 in structural damages.

If you have suffered injuries in a fire, it is advisable that you consult with a lawyer for professional information regarding your case. From a legal sense, there is a lot of legal information that can only be provided by a professional. To receive a free consultation, call our offices at 310.882.6810.

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Lightning Storm Sparks Fires Across Northern California

A lightning storm that occurred during the weekend displaced a group of more than 30 residents in Redding. As the storm progressed, wildfires began to ignite across Northern California. The naturally-caused incident threatened 100 structures when the fire began to spread through Shasta County, requiring in excess of 600 firefighters to battle the flames. According to reports, the Shasta County fires were merely one site among the many affected by the lightning storm. Crews reportedly responded to fires in Lassen, Tuolumne, and Monterey counties as well. One especially large fire in Stanislaus National Forest extended across 4,600 acres, injuring three people over the weekend.

If you have been injured or suffered property damage caused by fire, you may want to contact a lawyer to learn about how the law may protect you in your case. To recieve a free consultation, contact our offices at 310.882.6810 or by submitting your case using our form.

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