Every Detroit home deserves to be safe. Our Law Firm donates brand new fire & smoke alarms annually.
Giving back is important to the our attorneys and we believe that we best be of service to the greater community in the area we know best – advocating for fire safety. During National Fire Prevention Week, our law firm donates 500 brand-new, sealed-battery smoke detectors to the
Detroit Fire Department Community Relations Division. It’s the ninth straight year we’ve partnered with DFD, bringing our total donation to 4,500 life-saving alarms.
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500 new 10-year smoke detectors delivered during Fire Prevention Week
The alarms our law firm donates feature sealed lithium batteries that last a full decade—no low-battery chirps, no forgotten replacements.
DFD firefighters will install each unit free of charge for Detroit residents who request one at (313) 596-2900.
Why our Law Firm donates sealed-battery alarms - to save lives
Battery failures cause three out of five fatal U.S. home fires. Sealed units meet NFPA-72 smoke-alarm standards, preventing accidental battery removal and ensuring continuous protection. Our attorneys have studied NFPA standards, including writing rules to help protect you from fire injuries.
Fabian Sklar King & Liss’ nine-year partnership with DFD
“One second can make all the difference,” says our Founder Stuart Sklar. “By donating alarms annually, we give Detroiters the critical warning they need to escape.” Our team also funds fire-safety education materials that DFD distributes city-wide.
How Detroit residents can request a free installation
Call (313) 596-2900 or visit any DFD station to be added to the installation schedule. Supplies are limited and priority is given to seniors, families with children, and homes lacking a working alarm.
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Detroit Legal News,
Michigan Lawyers Weekly