In the aftermath of a catastrophic explosion or fire, it is not surprising when victims or their family members do not think about the need to preserve evidence. But in those cases where there is litigation to determine who or what may bear fault for causing the incident the efforts, or lack of efforts, to preserve and protect the evidence taken in the immediate aftermath of the fire or explosion will prove to be critical to the parties.
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The Importance of Preserving Evidence after an Explosion or Fire
Parr Richey Frandsen Patterson Kruse LLP | Oct 30, 2015 | Arson Investigation, Explosion and Fire, Personal Injuries, Property Damage |
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