Havard Law can deal with insurers and other parties for you after a gas explosion.
Helpful evidence can include photographs, medical records, fire reports, HSE material, gas safety records and proof of losses.
Many personal injury claims have a usual three year time limit, but different rules may apply depending on the facts.
Temporary accommodation costs may be included if your home was unsafe or uninhabitable after a gas explosion.
Lost earnings may form part of a gas explosion claim if the incident affected your ability to work.
A gas explosion claim may include damaged furniture, clothing, electronics, vehicles and other belongings.
You may still be able to investigate a gas explosion claim even if you do not yet know who caused it.
A claim may be possible if a workplace gas explosion was caused by unsafe equipment, poor maintenance or safety failures.
Tenants may be able to claim after a gas explosion if a landlord failed to keep the property safe or deal with gas safety issues.
Gas explosions can cause burns, scarring, breathing problems, hearing damage, fractures and psychological trauma.


