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Burn Injury Compensation Claims with Click and Claim’s no win now fee Personal Injury Specialist Solicitors
With clickandclaim you may be entitle to claim compensation if you have suffered a burn injury at the fault of someone else and our personal injury solicitors can advise you on your case.
Suffering burn injuries is a horrific experience for anyone to go through, whether it occurs from a house fire or an accident involving dangerous substances, we understand how distressing this is. Our specialist personal injury solicitors have experience dealing with burn injuries and can advise you on your case whilst offering friendly support.
Types of Burn Injury
-Scalds
Scalding is a specific type of burn that is caused by hot fluids or gasses. Have you been scalded in an accident that wasn’t your fault? Scalding may occur in an accident at work where an employee has been exposed to dangerously hot substances without adequate protection.
-Cold Burns
A cold burn is a kind of burn which arises when the skin is in contact with a low-temperature substance. They can be caused by prolonged contact with moderately cold substances or brief contact with immensely cold substances such as Liquid Nitrogen or Liquid Helium. It is common for claims to be made by employees who have come into contact with dangerously cold chemicals without prior notice/training or protection.
-First Degree Burns
First degree burns are the least severe type of burn, and usually amount to redness or slight soreness.
-Second Degree Burns
These burns are more severe than First Degree and result in blistering of the skin.
-Third Degree Burns
This type of burn is extremely severe and results in charring of the skin, and hard scabs (known as eschars). They are the most severe type of burns.
Any type of burn can be distressing, especially if you have suffered at the fault of someone else. It is your legal right to make a compensation claim against someone who has caused you to suffer a considerable amount of injury.
Contact clickandclaim today for more information.
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