Have You Been Affected by the Conyers BioLab Chemical Plant Fire?

If you or a loved one are a Rockdale County resident and were forced to evacuate due to the Conyers BioLab chemical fire, you may be entitled to compensation. The fire released toxic chemicals into the air, including chlorine gas, which can cause serious health complications. Contact the lawyers at Singleton Schreiber today to file a claim.

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How We Can Help

At Singleton Schreiber, we understand the devastating impact corporations can have on public health. The BioLab fire displaced residents, disrupted their lives, and exposed them to toxic chemicals. We are here to stand by your side, fight for your rights, and help you move forward with your life.

Our attorneys stand by victims, offering comprehensive assistance:

• Pursuing legal action against Conyers BioLab and parent company KIK Consumer Products Inc.
• Ensuring you receive maximum compensation for evacuation expenses, medical expenses, and other damages
• Pay no fees unless we win

Background

Case details

The Conyers BioLab chemical fire ignited on September 29th, sending huge plumes of toxic smoke into the air. Rockdale County Fire Chief Marian McDaniel said the fire was caused by a sprinkler head malfunction that released water on a reactive chemical. The fire has forced more than 17,000 residents to be evacuated and isn’t the first time an accident has affected the community.

Residents are reporting various symptoms, including headaches, wheezing, coughing, vomiting, and dizziness, and many have visited local emergency rooms and hospitals to be treated. The Conyers BioLab plant opened in 1973 and produces chemicals for pools and spas.

If you or a loved one were evacuated or believe you were exposed, we encourage you to fill out a form or call us today. Our attorneys intend to seek legal recourse where necessary to obtain fair and full compensation so that our clients can move forward with their lives.

Get the Justice You Deserve

If you or a loved one meet the following criteria, you may be entitled to compensation:

• Evacuation from home or place of work
• Told to shelter in home
• Smelled chlorine in the air or believe you may have been exposed to toxic chemicals in the air
• Have experienced any health issues since the fire ignited on September 29th
• Sought treatment for health issues resulting from exposure

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With a dedicated team of approximately 300 staff members and over 75 attorneys, Singleton Schreiber serves individuals and families in more than 15 states. Our attorneys have decades of litigation experience and have recovered over $2.5 billion in settlements and verdicts for our clients in the last ten years alone.

Singleton Schreiber fights for regular people and is here to listen, support, and put your needs first. What justice means to you is what matters most. Our client-focused attorneys will make your justice our top priority.

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