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• Pipeline Explosions Experience

  Posted By The Law Office of Daniel D. Horowitz, III PC || 26-Feb-2019

  What Is Our Law Firm’s Experience in Handling Pipeline Explosions? Video transcript: I’ve handled pipeline explosion cases. One case we handled, this pipeline actually started here in Houston and ran all the way to North Carolina. The explosion took place in Mississippi, because the pipe was over pressurized, it was outdated, wasn’t in very good […]

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• Why Are Cast Iron Pipes So Dangerous?

  Posted By The Law Office of Daniel D. Horowitz, III PC || 07-Dec-2018

  

  According to the United States Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHTMSA), at the end of 2017, 97 percent of the nation’s natural gas distribution pipelines were made of plastic or steel. However, there are thousands of miles of cast or wrought iron service pipelines that deliver natural gas to homes and […]

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• Public Wants Answers After Information Surfaces About Pipeline Explosions Across Texas

  Posted By The Law Office of Daniel D. Horowitz, III PC || 12-Oct-2018

  

  Texas houses the nation’s largest pipeline infrastructure with approximately 17-percent of the nation’s pipeline mileage. The Railroad Commission of Texas (RRC) regulates the gas distribution companies that own these Texas pipelines. Information released by the Dallas News, however, highlights the dark and scandalous past of one of the largest gas distribution companies to operate within […]

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• The Massachusetts Pipeline Explosions Could Happen Anywhere

  Posted By The Law Office of Daniel D. Horowitz, III PC || 05-Oct-2018

  

  Residents of Massachusetts recently experienced catastrophic loss when natural gas pipelines exploded in three cities near Boston. More than 60 fires broke out, destroying homes, causing one fatality and dozens of injuries. Thousands of residents have been evacuated from their homes. Though Massachusetts only houses approximately 21,000 miles of pipelines, 48 miles of pipelines affected […]

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