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- Award-Winning Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Attorneys on staff.
- Knowledgeable personnel with over 240 years of combined litigation experience devoted solely to personal injury and fighting unreasonable insurance company offers.
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- Our Legal team gets results – over $1-billion recovered in the last four years alone.
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Causes of Accidental Fires
Burn victims often face physical, psychological, and financial damages after an accidental fire.
The most common causes of accidental fires include:
- Defective electronic appliances or electric wires
- Fireworks
- Harmful chemicals or fumes
- Lightning strikes
- Lit cigarettes, irons, or coals
- Open flames
- Radiation exposure
- Scalding hot steam, water, or beverages
- Vehicle accidents
If you or a loved one suffered severe burns after an accident, please contact us for help to ensure that your present and future medical care and well-being are protected. We empathize with your pain and want to make sure that your medical bills, lost wages, and other damages are covered so that you can focus on healing and learning to adjust to a new way of life.
Different Degrees of Burns
Burn injuries can be classified as a first, second, third, or fourth degree burn. Fourth degree burns are the most severe and debilitating.
- First Degree: Characterized by minor burns that only affect the outer layer of skin called the epidermis. Skin often swells and can be red in color.
- Second Degree: Characterized by painful red skin, swelling, blisters, and blanching. These types of burns also result in damage to the epidermis and the dermis, in addition to irritated hair follicles and sweat glands.
- Third Degree: Characterized by leathery, white, or charred translucent skin. These types of burns are also usually painless as a result of a loss of sensation. Healing can take several months and require extensive rehabilitation and permanent scarring.
- Fourth Degree: Characterized by more catastrophic and life-threatening injuries that include permanent nerve, muscle, and bone damage. Unfortunately, skin grafting, amputation, or even death may occur with these types of burn injuries.
The level and length of care and treatment after an accidental burn injury depends on the severity trauma experienced. Our Arizona burn injury attorneys know that the higher the degree of burn suffered equates to more intensive medical care and financial resources. We know how to make insurance companies pay. We also know how to find immediate medical care with delayed billing to cover the urgent needs of those needing this type of assistance.
Please contact us for a free consultation to learn how we may be able to assist you.
