Need a Fireworks Accident Expert?
Turn to Meier Fire for investigations and expertise in property damage, injuries or deaths due to a fireworks accident.
Fireworks entertain and delight us. They shouldn’t cause property damage, injuries or deaths when handled responsibly. Unfortunately, fireworks accidents do occur. When it happens to your client, you need fireworks accident expert, Richard Meier, on your side.

Sparkler, Fire Cracker, Bottle Rocket, M-80, Roman Candle, Mortar, Aerial Display, Smoke Bomb
Meier Fire Investigation helps attorneys and claims professionals build strong cases after a fireworks accident (plaintiff, defense and subrogation).
Richard Meier, fireworks accident expert, investigates, analyzes and finds answers. He tells the story of your case in easy to understand reports and clear, professional testimony. As a result, you will have a clear picture of happened and why.
Listen to Our Fireworks Accident Expert
Video Summary
Fire Investigator, Richard Meier, discusses fireworks accident investigations.
How We Help Our Fireworks Accident Clients:
- Identify products & suppliers
- Determine the cause of the accident
- Find out which codes (federal, state or local) apply
- Assign responsibility (fault) for the accident and injuries
- Fireworks laboratory testing
- Manufacturing plant safety analysis
Fireworks Accident Expert: Richard Meier
Richard Meier is a fireworks accident expert. He knows (can can explain to a jury)…the chemistry and physics of fireworks; labels and warnings; codes and standards; and manufacturing. Member: International Pyrotechnics Society & International Society of Explosives Engineers. See also his expertise in explosion investigations.
Who is Responsible for the Fireworks Accident & Injuries?
Once the cause has been identified, we turn our efforts to finding out who is responsible.
If the injured party is a bystander or non-participant, the fault lies with the user/operator of the fireworks, the manufacturer, the retailer, or all three. Meier Fire Investigation can help you sort out who is to blame for the injuries and why.
Sometimes the user of the firework is injured but it may not be their fault.
If they followed proper safety procedures and product directions but an injury occurred anyway, the product’s manufacturer and/or retailer may be at fault.
