Sonoma County Carbon Monoxide Exposure Lawyer
Long-term exposure to carbon monoxide (CO) can result in brain injury and death. In many situations, negligent property owners contribute to CO poisoning. If you sustained a brain injury, or if your loved one died from carbon monoxide exposure, talk to The Law Offices of Linda Ross. We have obtained successful outcomes for people exposed to carbon monoxide.
San Francisco carbon monoxide poisoning attorney Linda Ross has practiced at our Union Street location for more than 30 years. We offer free initial phone or office consultations and handle CO poisoning claims on a contingency fee basis. We can be reached in the Bay Area at 415-692-7689 or toll free at 877-865-3487.
Our Past Successes Speak for Themselves
Jane is a 45-year-old woman who was exposed to carbon monoxide for a period of years from a wall heater in her apartment. She is an Ivy League college graduate who sustained brain damage and can no longer work in the field in which she was educated due to her ongoing disability. After a 10-week trial, the case was resolved for close to three million dollars.
Linda Ross, a Sonoma County and Marin County carbon monoxide exposure attorney, has significant knowledge of the duties of property owners and landlords. In her experience handling carbon monoxide poisoning claims, she has found that landlords and other property managers can cut corners. When they are not diligent about building maintenance, inspections and safety measures, tenants can sustain mild to severe brain injury. In the most tragic situations, people can die from carbon monoxide exposure. Whether you are faced with a serious injury or would like to learn your options for pursuing a wrongful death claim, talk to us.
Our California law firm handles carbon monoxide poisoning and exposure claims that involve:
- Wall heaters
- Fireplaces
- Gas appliances
- Other sources of gas leaks and CO build-up
Telltale signs of carbon buildup in these appliances include flames and black residue surrounding the pilot lights. Over time, the person may have headaches and feel "spacey." If medical attention is not sought, or if the person remains in the home, he or she may pass out. In the most tragic situations, these individual die from the exposure.
The Law Offices of Linda Ross offers free initial phone or office consultations. Call us in the Bay Area at 415-692-7689 or toll free at 877-865-3487. You may also contact us online.
