Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Texas - Holding Negligent Parties Accountable for Your Damages

The death or injury of a loved one from carbon monoxide poisoning is as devastating and tragic as it is senseless. Due to the unexpected nature of such injuries and losses, Texas family members are commonly left alone to wonder what is to blame and who is at fault. Carabin Shaw’s expert carbon monoxide poisoning lawyers in Texas will help you to find the answers, and justice, that you deserve after suffering injuries or losing a loved one. Our attorneys have over three decades of experience in helping personal injury victims fight for the legal justice and financial compensation that they deserve.

At Carabin Shaw, our attorneys offer free case review and initial consultation to Texas victims of carbon monoxide poisoning. This provides victims and their families the vital opportunity to understand what options are available to them after such an injury or loss. Carbon monoxide personal injury cases are some of the most obscure personal injury cases, largely because it is uncommon to encounter the gas outside of dangerous exposure. The gas has no scent or color, so there is no way to know whether you have been exposed until the symptoms and harmful effects begin to appear.

Regardless of how long you and your family were exposed to this dangerous gas, you deserve access to the resources necessary to file your claim for rightful compensation. It is the belief of the lawyers at Carabin Shaw that financial struggles should not impede that access. That’s why we also offer contingent-fee agreements, so that you pay nothing for the guidance of a Carabin Shaw attorney until your case is won.

Holding negligible parties accountable for your damages after exposure to carbon monoxide is no small task, and the process can seem long-lasting and confusing. This means that working alongside an experienced Texas attorney is a necessary part of pursuing your maximum compensation.

When it comes to carbon monoxide exposure, there are various entities that have the potential to be at-fault for your damages. For those who rent their homes, it is possible that your landlord is liable. All landlords are required by law to ensure that the spaces they rent out are equipped with functioning carbon monoxide detectors. If you were exposed to carbon monoxide long term then it is likely that the detector has not been maintained properly. In that case, a landlord may be held liable for failing to protect the tenants.

The manufacturers of an appliance that leaks carbon monoxide, or the storefront that sold it, may also be held liable. Both manufacturers and sellers are held to certain standards regarding the product they move.

It is not enough to know who was liable for your damages. You must also prove, beyond doubt, that those entities were primarily responsible. Hiring the best Texas attorneys at Carabin Shaw means working with experienced experts who will help you to build your case. We will investigate the circumstances of your injury, collect the necessary evidence, and guarantee that your case is as strong as it can be.

The attorneys at Carabin Shaw have spent the entirety of their careers ensuring that personal injury victims get the justice they deserve, as made evident by Carabin Shaw’s client reviews.

After suffering from carbon monoxide exposure, you and your family deserve the support and guidance of an attorney who will put your best interests first. While the suffering that comes with certain injuries, and the loss of a loved one, may never completely leave, bringing the liable party to justice guarantees that others are not hurt.

To schedule your free case review with a Texas carbon monoxide attorney, call our English AND Spanish-speaking experts, 24/7 and toll-free, at 800-862-1260.