Posts Tagged ‘Residential Fire’

A fire broke out today at a family home in Aurora, Colorado, according to the Denver Post. Firefighters responded to the house fire on Emporia Street at 9:50am. Numerous rooms of the house were engulfed in fire and it was noticeable from the street with heavy smoke and visible flames. Three of four residents were at home when the fire broke out and seemingly threatened their lives. All three victims were able to escape but two beloved family pet birds were consumed by the fire. Firefighters were able to completely contain the fire by 10:10am, although the home suffered from fire, smoke and water damage. The house also endured holes in the roof when firefighters needed to ventilate the heavy smoke from the house. The fire’s orientation is still under investigation. Have you been injured during a dangerous house fire? Contact an Aurora Personal Injury Attorney to further discuss your options. House fires are very common and can cause considerable amounts of damage. Heating is the second leading cause of accidental fire death in the home, according to the National Fire Protection Association. Fewer than 3,000 people die each year in house fires. More than 80 percent of residential fire deaths and injuries result from fires in family houses and apartments. Being injured in a house fire can be devastating and may result in a legal claim. If you or a family member have been hurt due to a house fire then you need the dedicated services of an experienced Aurora Personal Injury Attorney. A destructive fire can leave one feeling hopeless and discouraged; seeking the help of a highly qualified attorney can help ease your suffering so you can focus on what is important. John Fuller is an aggressive Personal Injury Attorney that will commit his time to your case in order to see to it that you get what you deserve. For more information and a FREE CONSULTATION, contact John Fuller at (303)597-4500. Return to Homepage