Florida Man Alleges E-Cigarette Explosion Burns Required Skin Grafts As Others File Similar E-Cig Lawsuit Claims
May 24, 2016 – – LipsigLawyers.com reports on a news story released by Fox 13 detailing allegations from a Manatee County, Florida man who is now suffering from burns and blisters. His allegations follow a reported explosion from his e-cigarette battery, which he says he was carrying in his pocket at the time. The man reportedly suffered from second-degree burns from his shin to his upper thigh. He was hoping that through sharing his story, he could prevent others from suffering the same.
The man states that he had just arrived at work on April 23, 2016, with his e-cigarette device in his pocket. He indicates that he heard, “…this hissing noise, kind of like a air can, a shooting noise.” He also states that as soon as he was able to look down, the battery was already on fire on the floor, and so was he. The news source stated that “A failed lithium-ion battery left him blistered and damaged. He had to have surgery and spend four days in a hospital bed.” The man noted that they used skin grafts from cadavers to help repair his wounds.
Unfortunately, he is not the only person who has made recent news alleging that they have been the victim of an e-cigarette explosion. A California man reports having lost his eye after a very similar incident with his e-cigarette. He, too, expressed shock at the occurrence, indicating that he had no idea an e-cigarette device could cause such damage.
Attorney Marc Freund of Lipsig, Shapey, Manus & Moverman is working to help several clients who also claim they have been victims of e-cigarette explosions. The attorney is investigating these occurrences and greatly encourages anyone who believes that they have been harmed by these devices to explore all of their legal options in the matter. He notes that affected individuals may be entitled to significant compensation. To better assist those wishing to learn more, Attorney Freund is now offering complimentary legal consultations.
To ask questions or request additional information on this topic, please contact Attorney Freund of Lipsig, Shapey, Manus, & Moverman by calling 877-711-9545.
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