Amid E-Cigarette Explosion Lawsuit Filings, Man Alleges E-Cig Device Caused Second-Degree Burns

May 27, 2016 – – LipsigLawyers.com reports on the details of a news release from Fox 13 Salt Lake City. The article discusses potential e-cigarette battery explosions and the battery’s potentially hazardous combination with metal objects. Several consumers have reported carrying the devices in their pocket along with change or metal money clips, and having them explode, causing significant burns and damage.

The news outlet interviewed a man who said he had recently suffered from second-degree burns following an e-cigarette explosion. He states that he was taking his lunch break and placed some change into his pocket with the e-cigarette battery. The next thing he knew, he says, he was being rushed to the hospital following an explosion. The 23-year-old’s leg and hand suffered from second-degree burns.

Unfortunately, this man is not the only one to report suffering injuries following an e-cigarette explosion. Across the United States, reports of these types of incidents have been gradually increasing as e-cigarette use becomes more popular. Recently in New York, a 14-year-old boy was at an e-cigarette kiosk at the mall with friends looking at devices when one reportedly exploded in his face. It has been reported that the boy is now blind in his left eye, and his father has pursued legal action in the aftermath.

Attorney Marc Freund of Lipsig, Shapey, Manus & Moverman is working to help this young boy and his father as they pursue legal action. He is currently helping several clients who are pursuing lawsuits following alleged e-cigarette explosions. Attorney Freund has advised that anyone who has suffered from injuries following an e-cigarette explosion should take the opportunity to fully investigate their legal rights in the matter as they may be entitled to significant compensation. To better assist these individuals, Attorney Freund is now offering free legal consultations for involved parties.

To request additional information on this subject, or to ask questions, please contact Attorney Freund of Lipsig, Shapey, Manus & Moverman by calling 877-711-9545.

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