The Moser’s Story: Moser Vs Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma:

Erick and Kasey Moser were raising their two young children in their Oklahoma City home when their lives were suddenly turned upside down by a devastating sewer backup.

Erick Moser and Oklahoma Sewer Lawyer Jim Buxton

In the early morning hours of June 27, 2021, Kasey stepped out of bed and into several inches of raw sewage covering the floor of their home. What initially appeared to be a plumbing problem quickly revealed itself to be far worse. Sewage had backed up through the home’s plumbing system, flooding nearly every room and damaging flooring, furniture, and many of the family’s personal belongings.

The contamination forced the Moser family to leave their home while professional crews worked to remove the sewage, sanitize the property, and begin repairs.

Records later showed that the municipal sewer line serving the neighborhood had experienced multiple operational problems in the years leading up to the incident.

The Mosers retained Oklahoma City trial lawyer Jim Buxton to investigate the sewer backup and pursue a claim against the City of Oklahoma City. After approximately four years of litigation, the parties reached a confidential settlement agreement resolving the case.

Sewer backups inside a home can cause severe property damage and create serious health risks for families. Incidents like this highlight the importance of properly maintaining and operating
municipal sewer systems that serve residential neighborhoods.

No family should have to endure repeated sewer backups while searching for answers! If your home has been flooded by the negligence and failing infrastructure of the city, Jim Buxton of Oklahoma Sewer Lawyers is here to help you. Oklahoma Sewer Lawyers is committed to helping families all across Oklahoma get the justice they deserve!

Has your home been flooded by sewage? Are you seeking answers and justice? Contact the Oklahoma Sewer Lawyers today! 

Office Phone: (405)-604-5577

Email: oksewerlawyers@gmail.com

Interested in learning more about this specific case? You can access and view the public court filings for this case here: https://www.oscn.net/dockets/GetCaseInformation.aspx?db=oklahoma&number=CJ-2022-5070&cmid=4129265