Battery Charger Fire Claims

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Overheating while charging
Faulty battery design or manufacturing defects
Improper charging stations or chargers
Poorly regulated lithium-ion battery systems

These issues can cause batteries to overheat, melt, and ignite, turning a common charging process into a potential disaster. Fires sparked by tool batteries can spread rapidly, putting lives and property at risk.

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Our attorneys handle injury claims from consumers and families nationwide who may be eligible for real compensation for the property loss and/or business interruption that may have accumulated.

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Complete the form, and our law firm intake team will contact you to assess your eligibility for a claim.

We inquire about your losses due to fire through a series of questions. If you meet the criteria, we will send you a legal contract for your signature, initiating the compensation process.

To process your claim for compensation, we will gather evidence pertaining to your losses and subsequently submit your claim.

The Claim Process

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Did you know that tool and drill batteries can pose a serious fire risk, especially when they overheat while charging? Fires caused by overheated batteries can lead to devastating property damage, personal injury, and costly repairs. If you or someone you know has experienced a fire from a tool or drill battery, you’re not alone – and you have legal options.

If a fire has damaged your property due to an overheated drill or tool battery, you may be entitled to compensation.

We specialize in helping victims of these incidents take action against manufacturers and other responsible parties.

Why Are Drill & Tool Batteries Catching Fire?

DeWalt Battery Charger DW9107 and DW9108 (1996-2000)

Black and Decker Battery Charger 97015 and 97016 (1996-2000)

If your home or business has been damaged by a fire caused by overheated drill or tool batteries, you may be entitled to compensation. Don’t face this alone – let us help you take legal action.

Attention: Tool & Drill Batteries Have Caught Fire While Charging – Get Compensation For Your Loss.

COMPENSATION MAY BE AVAILABLE