Need a smoke detector lawyer? New York City law requires that smoke detectors be installed in apartments of all residential buildings containing 3 or more units.
These life saving devices sound a blaring alarm to wake sleeping residents and alert all building occupants of a fire, smoke or carbon monoxide danger. However, when a smoke alarm malfunctions or has dead batteries, residents are living with a false sense of security.
Our personal injury attorneys are experienced with all types of building fires, including kitchen stove & appliance fires, cigarette & candle fires, electric wiring fires and more.
We represent smoke inhalation and burn victims in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens and beyond. Call us for a free legal consultation today.
An extension cord ignited a fire that took the lives of two Brooklyn NY residents and burned out their home. The extension cord fire occurred in East Flatbush, Brooklyn on November 28, 2015. The blaze struck in the middle of the night. According to the New York City Fire Department, the […]
