[02-12-2022] Sacramento County, CA – Firefighter Injured in Attempt to Put Out Warehouse Fire in Upper Land Park

A two-alarm fire broke out in Sacramento warehouse buildings in Upper Land Park on Saturday, February 12, 2022.

According to the Sacramento Fire Department, the fire started around 1:40 p.m. on First Avenue near Fifth Street in Sacramento’s Upper Land Park.

For the majority of the night, firefighters will keep an eye on the scene.

The structures were once part of the California Shell Fish Co.’s operations but have been vacant for several years.

A firefighter suffered a back injury and was taken to the hospital during the incident.

Sacramento County Premises Liability Lawyer for Injured Victims

In addition to the people and property that are displaced, the effects of a building fire can be devastating. If the building is damaged or destroyed beyond repair, it cannot be restored. Firefighters can suffer a wide range of injuries, including severe burns and smoke inhalation.

An apartment or condominium complex or a similar structure could have significant losses in property and pets.

A property owner in California may be held liable if you are injured on their land because of unsafe conditions.

Our Sacramento County premises liability lawyers at Arash Law represent people who have been injured or whose properties have been damaged by fire as a result of negligent property management.

For a free consultation to see if you have a case for premises liability, please call us at (888) 488-1391.