A New York resident, who was injured in a fire at Chicago’s Offshore Rooftop restaurant located on Navy Pier, has initiated legal action.

Kira Bond, visiting the city for a business trip, has filed the lawsuit following the incident.

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Bond suffered critical injuries, including severe burns to her face, chest, and torso, leading to multiple skin grafts and surgeries, with more procedures anticipated.

The legal complaint accuses a restaurant employee of exacerbating the fire by throwing alcohol on it, resulting in Bond’s severe injuries.

The incident was captured on video by a security camera.

The fire started at a food station to roast marshmallows for s’mores at a private event, according to the complaint filed by Cavanagh Sorich Law Group.

People were gathered around the station, attorneys say, and that’s when a restaurant employee poured some combustible accelerant on the open flame, causing an immediate and dangerous “flashover.”

Flames shot into the air and set some of the plaintiffs on fire.

Attorneys allege the restaurant’s negligence caused the fire, filing four lawsuits on behalf of five plaintiffs Wednesday.

ABC7 Chicago reached out to Maverick Hotels and Restaurants for a comment but has yet to hear back.

At the time of the incident, Maverick Hotels and Restaurants said in a statement, “Our hearts are with the three individuals injured last night and we are staying closely connected to their status. As this is an active investigation, we are unable to provide specifics at this time. We are immensely grateful for the quick response of Emergency Medical Services, Chicago Police Department, Management and nearby guests. The safety and well-being of our guests & employees remain our highest priority, and we will continue reviewing our safety protocols.”