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Confidential Product Defect Settlement
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Confidential Product Defect Settlement
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Carbon monoxide poisoning is a serious health risk that sends an average of 50,000 people to the hospital each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. If one or more parties should have prevented you from suffering carbon monoxide poisoning – or prevented a loved one from a catastrophic injury or death due to exposure to this toxic gas – you may have grounds to file a lawsuit in Colorado.
Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs when an individual breathes in the toxic gas that is created from the incomplete or inefficient combustion of fuel. When a fuel-burning product – such as a furnace, space heater, water heater or motor vehicle – malfunctions, it can create carbon monoxide that gets emitted into the air. In an enclosed space or indoors, carbon monoxide can be inhaled in dangerous amounts and poison a victim.
When carbon monoxide enters the bloodstream, it binds to the hemoglobin in the blood, preventing the blood cells from carrying oxygen to the body’s organs. This can deprive the brain, heart and other parts of the body of enough oxygen to cause serious – and sometimes permanent – injuries. The warning signs of carbon monoxide poisoning may include confusion, dizziness, nausea, headache and loss of consciousness.
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Sam represented a man injured in a crash with a commercial truck.
Sam represented the mother of a young man who died in a car accident. We recovered substantial damages in a tragic case.
Our client suffered injuries to her brain and back when she was rear ended by a person looking at his phone.
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This case involved a motorcycle accident where two different vehicles were at fault for our client’s injuries. We were successful on both claims and received policy limits offer from both defendants.
Sam represented a client who was injured in a motorcycle wreck. After pursuing claims against three separate insurance companies, Sam secured a settlement in excess of $1 million for his client without even having to file a lawsuit.
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Sam represented the family of a woman who died after she fell on a dangerous condition. Through this case, the family received significant compensation.
Disclaimer: Each case is unique and previous results are not a guarantee of future results and that clients may be responsible for costs
• Fee comparisons must be factually substantiated (25% vs. 33-40% industry standard)
Carbon monoxide poisoning is preventable. It occurs most often due to unsafe premises, improper appliance maintenance and defective products. If one or more parties make a mistake that exposes someone else to carbon monoxide in Colorado, the injured victim could file a claim for damages (financial compensation) against the at-fault party. Most of these claims are based on the legal theory of negligence, which consists of four main elements:
If a boiler or furnace malfunctioned or was poorly installed, a rental unit or hotel room did not have any carbon monoxide detectors, the alarms were expired, or any other example of negligence resulted in you or a loved one being exposed to carbon monoxide, you may be entitled to financial compensation for your related injuries and expenses.
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The party that is liable, or legally and financially responsible, for your carbon monoxide poisoning depends on the circumstances. The defendant(s) named in a personal injury lawsuit is the person or party most at fault for causing the victim’s injuries. In a case involving dangerous exposure to carbon monoxide, the liable party could be a:
You may be eligible to file a lawsuit for carbon monoxide poisoning if you or a lawyer can prove that the defendant was negligent and this is what caused your injuries. If you are not sure whether you have grounds to file a lawsuit for your carbon monoxide poisoning, contact an attorney at Cannon Law to schedule a free case consultation. Our Colorado carbon monoxide poisoning attorneys can help.
You must take legal action within two years to have a valid claim to damages in Colorado. Filing a carbon monoxide poisoning claim requires filling out and submitting the required paperwork with the civil courts in the county where you live, as well as paying the filing fee. Most carbon monoxide poisoning cases do not require lawsuits, however; they are resolved with settlements with insurance companies. Hiring a lawyer to calculate your losses, gather evidence, identify the defendant, send your demand letter and negotiate with an insurance company on your behalf can help you achieve the best possible results for your carbon monoxide poisoning case.
Sam Cannon is a dedicated personal injury attorney representing individuals against large corporations and insurance companies. As the founder of Cannon Law, he has built his practice around advocating for injured individuals in complex cases, including traumatic brain injuries, carbon monoxide poisoning claims, and insurance bad faith disputes.
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