Injury Caused by Fuel-Fed Fires
Fuel-Fed Fires occur after a wreck, even a minor one, has occurred. It is estimated that approximately 550 to 1000 people suffer fatal fuel-fed fire injury each year in the United States. Fires are one of the most dangerous aspects to a car wreck with results of death or extensive body burns.

Automobile manufacturers could help prevent these accidents by building the car a certain way. Some of the defects of the car that are responsible for fuel-fed fires include:

• a fuel tank placed to close to parts that can puncture the tank
• defective tank welding
• lack of proper fuel tank protection
• overall poor design

Legal Help
If you or someone you love has been injured as a result of a fuel-fed fire accident, you may be entitled to compensation. Please e-mail Andrew E. Steinberg or call at
713-529-0025 for a no cost and no obligation consultation. Cases are handled on a nationwide basis through association with other law firms.