McGrath Law Firm continues to investigate a lithium battery explosion used in his vaporizer that occurred to Lake’s Region’s Matthew Gilson earlier this week while at work.  Mr. Gilson is presently recovering from two surgeries so far from the lithium battery explosion.
It is well known that batteries can blow up or melt when internal electrical components short-circuit, when mechanical problems develop after a fall or an accident, or when they are installed incorrectly. However, when a portion of the battery gets too hot and can’t cool down quickly enough,a reaction is created that creates more and more heat. The miniature battery modules can melt, giving off heat, and the electrolyte material between the anode and the cathode may even boil. The presence of certain safety features can prevent this process.

Click here for article on NECN. McGrath Law Firm is investigating lithium battery explosion.

If you or someone you know was affected by the batteries in vaporizers or hover boards,  call McGrath Law Firm to learn more about your rights. To make an appointment, call (603) 224-7111 or (800) 283-1380, or visit www.mcgrathlawfirm.com.

 

McGrath Law Firm continues to investigate a lithium battery explosion used in his vaporizer that occurred to Lake’s Region’s Matthew Gilson earlier this week while at work.  Mr. Gilson is presently recovering from two surgeries so far from the lithium battery explosion.
It is well known that batteries can blow up or melt when internal electrical components short-circuit, when mechanical problems develop after a fall or an accident, or when they are installed incorrectly. However, when a portion of the battery gets too hot and can’t cool down quickly enough,a reaction is created that creates more and more heat. The miniature battery modules can melt, giving off heat, and the electrolyte material between the anode and the cathode may even boil. The presence of certain safety features can prevent this process.

Click here for article on NECN.

If you or someone you know was affected by the batteries in vaporizers or hover boards,  call McGrath Law Firm to learn more about your rights. To make an appointment, call (603) 224-7111 or (800) 283-1380, or visit www.mcgrathlawfirm.com.

 

McGrath Law Firm continues to investigate a lithium battery explosion used in his vaporizer that occurred to Lake’s Region’s Matthew Gilson earlier this week while at work.  Mr. Gilson is presently recovering from two surgeries so far from the lithium battery explosion.
It is well known that batteries can blow up or melt when internal electrical components short-circuit, when mechanical problems develop after a fall or an accident, or when they are installed incorrectly. However, when a portion of the battery gets too hot and can’t cool down quickly enough,a reaction is created that creates more and more heat. The miniature battery modules can melt, giving off heat, and the electrolyte material between the anode and the cathode may even boil. The presence of certain safety features can prevent this process.

Click here for article on NECN.

If you or someone you know was affected by the batteries in vaporizers or hover boards,  call McGrath Law Firm to learn more about your rights. To make an appointment, call (603) 224-7111 or (800) 283-1380, or visit www.mcgrathlawfirm.com.

 

McGrath Law Firm continues to investigate a lithium battery explosion used in his vaporizer that occurred to Lake’s Region’s Matthew Gilson earlier this week while at work.  Mr. Gilson is presently recovering from two surgeries so far from the lithium battery explosion.
It is well known that batteries can blow up or melt when internal electrical components short-circuit, when mechanical problems crop up after a fall or an accident, or when they are installed incorrectly. However, when a portion of the battery gets too hot and can’t cool down quickly enough,a reaction is created that creates more and more heat. The miniature battery modules can melt, giving off heat, and the electrolyte material between the anode and the cathode may even boil. The presence of certain safety features can prevent this process.

Click here for article on NECN.

If you or someone you know was affected by the batteries in vaporizers or hover boards,  call McGrath Law Firm to learn more about your rights. To make an appointment, call (603) 224-7111 or (800) 283-1380, or visit www.mcgrathlawfirm.com.

 

McGrath Law Firm is investigating a lithium battery explosion used in his vaporizer that occurred to Lake’s Region’s Matthew Gilson earlier this week while at work.  Mr. Gilson is presently recovering from two surgeries so far from the lithium battery explosion.
It is well known that batteries can blow up or melt when internal electrical components short-circuit, when mechanical problems crop up after a fall or an accident, or when they are installed incorrectly. However, when a portion of the battery gets too hot and can’t cool down quickly enough,a reaction is created that creates more and more heat. The miniature battery modules can melt, giving off heat, and the electrolyte material between the anode and the cathode may even boil. The presence of certain safety features can prevent this process.

Click here for article on NECN.

If you or someone you know was affected by the batteries in vaporizers or hover boards,  call McGrath Law Firm to learn more about your rights. To make an appointment, call (603) 224-7111 or (800) 283-1380, or visit www.mcgrathlawfirm.com.

 

McGrath Law Firm is investigating the batteries used in vaporizers sold in an ordinary smoke shops and further the possible responsibility and failure to warn by the smoke shop manufacturer of the battery and pipe.
Recently, Matthew Gilson, a 26 year old machinist from the Lakes Region was using a vaporizer in an effort to quit smoking.  However, when he put the battery of the vaporizer in his pocket, it blew up.  As a result, he has been hospitalized and gone through two surgeries to date and is expected to remain in the hospital for the next 45 days.  He has extensive injuries to his hand and leg.  The battery burned completely through his underpants, which now requires multiple skin grafts.

Click here to view the initial news report held on 1/25/2016 with WMUR.

If you or someone you know was affected by the batteries in vaporizers or hover boards,  call McGrath Law Firm to learn more about your rights. To make an appointment, call (603) 224-7111 or (800) 283-1380, or visit www.mcgrathlawfirm.com.