Personal Injury
Man Burned and Injured by Anhydrous Ammonia
Three years after a WKW client sustained permanent injuries to his right eye, a large financial settlement has been obtained. The case involved the release of anhydrous ammonia from an overfilled tank that resulted not just in serious eye damage but also burns to the man’s arms and lungs.
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