$100 Million Lawsuit Filed by Fieger Law After Oxford Center Hyperbaric Explosion that Killed 5-Year-Old BoySeptember 23, 2025Amanda Forrester / news@whmi.comFieger Law announced that they are filing a $100 million lawsuit on behalf of the family of the 5-year-old killed in the hyperbaric chamber explosion earlier this year. During a news conference on Monday, Managing Partner James Harrington said they have filed suit against Oxford Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Center, Oxford Kids Foundation, Sechrist Industries Inc., Office Ventures Troy 1, Tamela Peterson, Jeffrey Mosteller, Gary Merken and Aletha Moffitt. Office Ventures Troy 1 owns the property that held the Oxford Center location in Troy and Sechrist Industries is the manufacturer of the chamber. 58-year-old Peterson, of Brighton, was the owner of the Oxford Center, which also had a location in Green Oak Township. On Jan. 31, 5-year-old Thomas Cooper was killed when the hyperbaric chamber he was in to receive treatment exploded and caught fire.