Burn injuries are a hallmark of explosion accidents. Burn injury victims may need painful skin grafts and reconstructive surgeries. They may also require lifelong treatment for scarring and disfigurement. These injuries cause emotional distress too.

The force of an explosion can cause traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). These range from concussions to severe, permanent problems with thinking and brain function.

Shrapnel wounds, crush injuries, amputations, internal organ damage, hearing or vision loss, and other injuries are all common in fire and explosion injuries.

Survivors often suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, and anxiety. These invisible injuries can be as life-changing as physical harm.

Beyond physical injuries, explosions often destroy homes, vehicles, inventory, and places of work. Small businesses may be forced to close permanently, leaving owners and employees without livelihoods. These property destruction and loss-of-business claims are just as critical as medical expenses — and Coffey McPharlin has the experience to pursue both.