On Wednesday March 3 Marilyn Houstons home in Evansville IN was destroyed in a fire. Officials believe the fire was caused by a malfunctioning clothes dryer. Thankfully no one was injured in the incident. Officials are still investigating.
Appliance manufacturers are obligated to ensure that their products do not pose risks to a consumers life or their property. When this obligation is ignored and an accident occurs victims may wish to sue for personal injuries caused by the defective product. Unfortunately this type of lawsuit is rarely easy. In my experience product manufacturers will do almost anything to avoid being held responsible for an accident. But ultimately the law is on your side and with the help of an experienced personal injury law attorney you can make sure that those responsible for your loss are brought to justice.
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