Expert Legal Assistance for Arson and Fire Investigation Cases
Understanding Fire Investigation
Fire investigators and S.I.U. personnel strive to determine the cause of a fire. Correctly classifying a fire is crucial for analyzing the events that transpired. The National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) classifies fires into four categories: Accidental, Natural, Incendiary, and Undetermined. Once a fire's classification is determined, investigators will attempt to assign responsibility to individuals based on the nature of the fire—whether it was accidental, incendiary (arson), or undetermined.
Why Choose Us?
Intentionally set fires are among the most underreported violent crimes in the United States. In Texas, fire-related criminal charges can range from a Class C misdemeanor to Capital Murder, with penalties spanning from a small fine to the death penalty. It is crucial to have experienced and capable legal representation when facing any type of arson charge. The Law Office of Gill & Brissette is your dedicated and experienced arson defense team.
- Extensive Experience: With years of experience in fire investigation and prosecution, we provide unmatched expertise in arson cases.
- Thorough Investigation: We meticulously analyze and interpret technical reports and raw digital data from fire investigations.
- Robust Defense: Our legal team develops comprehensive defense strategies tailored to each case's unique circumstances.
Contact Us Today for a Consultation
Ensure your rights are protected with the expertise of Miles Brissette and his team. If you or your family have experienced a fire that authorities or insurance investigators have labeled as incendiary or intentionally set, contact our office immediately. Reach out to the Law Office of Gill & Brissette for a consultation and take the first step toward a robust defense in both civil and criminal matters. Do not hesitate to contact us for expert legal assistance in defending your rights and ensuring a fair trial.