Three Dallas firefighters who were seriously injured during an Oak Cliff apartment explosion in 2021 are now suing the complex, its management companies and Atmos Energy.
Three Dallas firefighters who were seriously injured during an Oak Cliff apartment explosion in 2021 are now suing multiple entities.
The September explosion was blamed on a gas leak caused by a man who shot into an apartment unit at the Highland Hills Apartments.According to the lawsuit, the Texas Railroad Commission found the complex failed to meet federal and state standards in multiple areas. "Their injuries from the explosion are permanent, but they were preventable," said attorney Brant J. Stogner.Firefighter injured in explosion now recovering in rehab facilityRELATED:
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