Firearm injury cases · Nationwide inquiries

Injured when a firearm malfunctioned?

Tell us what happened. Wheeles & Garmon reviews suspected firearm-defect injury cases from across the United States.

  • A gun fired unexpectedly or when dropped.
  • A firearm exploded, ruptured, or suffered a component failure.
  • You or someone close to you was injured or killed.

You do not need to know the technical cause or whether a recall exists before contacting us.

Call (205) 518-8809

We review inquiries involving different firearm manufacturers. Representation depends on the facts, the jurisdiction, and any necessary arrangements with local counsel.

Request a free case review

Start with the basics. Our team will review your inquiry and contact you.

Tell us about the incident

Firearm failures we investigate

You may have been using, carrying, or standing near a firearm when something went wrong. The circumstances and available evidence help determine whether a defect may have contributed.

Unexpected discharge

A firearm fired without an intentional trigger pull, including a discharge while being carried or handled.

A gun fired when dropped

An injury occurred after a dropped firearm discharged. Tell us what you know about the incident.

Explosion or component failure

A rupture or broken component caused an injury to the person using the firearm or to someone nearby.

A conversation is the first step

What happens after you contact us

A malfunction does not automatically establish a legal claim. Our attorneys assess the circumstances before determining whether the firm can represent you.

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  1. We review your inquiry.Our intake team reads what happened and contacts you using your preferred method.
  2. We gather the key facts.We may ask about the injury, firearm, incident location, and available evidence.
  3. An attorney evaluates the next step.We discuss whether further investigation is appropriate and whether the firm can assist.

You can start with what you know.

Request a free review or call (205) 518-8809.

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