PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEY

If you or a family member have been involved in an accident with an 18 wheeler, you know how painful and costly the consequences can be. The size alone of the 18 wheeler creates a greater impact and results in injuries that are severe and often fatal. You need a law firm that understands the medical complications that may result from an 18 wheeler crash and the laws and factors that will have an influence on your case. You need the Monsour Law Firm. We can help.

Serious burn injuries are extraordinarily painful, require specialized medical treatment and often leave permanent physical and emotional scars. If you suffered a burn injury due to someone else's negligence or carelessness, you have a legal right to be compensated for damages.

The attorneys at Monsour Law Firm, have decades of experience getting favorable results for people with burn injuries. We help clients recover financial compensation for their medical bills, pain and suffering, lost wages or salary, property damage, and loss of enjoyment of life.

Do you need the help of a Longview car accident lawyer? The car accident attorneys at the Monsour Law Firm have handled thousands of auto accident cases and are dedicated to helping their client's receive justice and fairness through the highest monetary compensation available. Persons injured in an auto accidents have a right to be compensated for their injuries and damages. It is our hope as Car Accident Attorneys that catastrophically injured auto accident victims and clients will be able to use these resources to carry on life with as much fulfillment as possible despite lasting physical, emotional and cognitive effects of injuries.

When we say "gas can," we think of the red plastic cans that we keep in garages and sheds, but we can also mean yellow diesel cans or blue kerosene cans. Most people don't realize these fuel containers can explode like bombs. This usually results in life-changing injury or death.

Why do gas cans explode?

For years, the manufacturers of these cans have known that people are being hurt and killed when these plastic fuel containers explode. What the manufacturers know, and most people don't, is that fuel vapors are heavier than air. Vapors can escape the container and create a "vapor trail." If a spark, flame, or other heat source ignites the vapor trail, the flame can trace back along that vapor trail and go back into the fuel container like a fuse to a bomb.