In this case, GJEL Accident Attorneys represented a homeowner who broke his ankle while trying to put out a fire which had just started near his home. The fire had been started by two minor defendants playing with matches, who admitted this fact to police who arrived on the scene with the fire crew. The $248,000 case result covered our client’s loss of wages, medical costs, and pain and suffering.
Man Injured While Putting Out a Fire
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