Fighting On Behalf Of Kentucky Burn Victims
Last updated on September 20, 2024
Severe burns can lead to permanent disfigurement, mobility issues, loss of the ability to use your limbs properly, extensive pain and suffering, and much more. Burns often require skin grafts and other expensive, long-term treatments. It can take years for these burns to heal, and some will leave permanent scarring.
At Hicks & Funfsinn, PLLC, we know the challenges you are facing if you have suffered serious burn injuries in Lexington and central Kentucky. Our attorneys will take into consideration everything that has happened to you and the damages you are facing. We provide compassionate and personalized services as we help you fight for the compensation you deserve. With a track record of success and completely free initial consultations, we are the first and only firm you need to call. Let our attorneys guide the way as you consider all of your legal options.
How Do Burn Injuries Occur?
Severe burn injuries have many potential sources, depending on the nature of the accident. These include:
- Exposure to extreme heat or cold
- Motor vehicle accidents
- Workplace accidents
- Thermal burns, such as those from a fire
- Burns from scalding or boiling liquids
- Chemical burns
Burns can happen very quickly and could be compounded by other injuries – such as broken bones or road rash after a vehicle accident. These injuries could include first, second or third-degree burns.
What Compensation Can You Seek?
You can typically seek compensation for the damages that are directly related to the injury. These may include:
- Emergency transportation costs
- Medical bills
- Long-term medical costs – skin grafts, physical rehabilitation, etc
- Loss of enjoyment in life
- Loss of consortium
- Lost wages
- Reduced earning potential
- Pain and suffering
The specifics are unique in every case. One victim may be able to return to work after medical care, for instance, while another may never work again.
Call For Experienced Representation Today
Our team can help you consider the specifics of your situation and the legal options you have. Just call 859.286.7840 now or use the online contact form to set up your free consultation.