The Charleston Gazette reported that a man was killed at a Charleston WV hotel in what is believed to be a carbon monoxide leak. Another person was also critically injured as a result of the leak. The incident occurred at the Holiday Inn Express on Corridor G.
According to the newspaper report, the men were construction workers staying at the hotel and the man that was killed was from Rhode Island. Three people were transported to area hospitals on Tuesday morning. Late run the day, a number of the construction crew workers complained of feeling ill later in the day and were taken to a hospital.
Charleston WV Carbon Monoxide Lawyer | Charleston Toxic Poisoning Lawyer
In any incident involving serious injuries from carbon monoxide poisoning at a hotel, an investigation into the cause of the incident is key to looking at whether the hotel could be held accountable in a civil action. Our office handles premises liability, toxic exposure, and wrongful death cases throughout West Virginia and is available to consult with injured victims from any carbon monoxide exposure accident. If you or a loved one have been injured as the result of carbon monoxide poisoning at a hotel, contact a Charleston WV Injury Lawyer to discuss your case.
For more information, or to set up a free consultation to discuss a potential case, call us toll free at 866-982-5299. We have offices in Charleston, Beckley, and Fayetteville to serve injury victims in West Virginia.
