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Burn Accident Law Firm
Our law firm is currently evaluating claims for injuries to victims that have suffered burns from chemical plant explosion accidents. Burns is a type of injury that can occur as a result of fires, explosions, exposure to hazardous chemicals or electricity, and work accidents. Burns can be very serious injuries that require immediate medical attention. Victims can be scarred physically and emotionally for life as a result of the burns they received from the accident. There are over 3000 deaths each year from burn accidents in the United States. If you or a loved one has been in a burn accident or the accident resulted in death, please contact our law firm today as you may be entitled to financial compensation.
Type of Burns
There are three main types of burns: first-degree burns, second-degree burns, and third-degree burns.
- First-degree burns are the least serious type of burn and typically only affect the outer layer of skin.
- Second-degree burns are more serious and can cause damage to the outer layer of skin as well as the underlying tissue.
- Third-degree burns are the most serious type of burn and can cause damage to all layers of skin as well as the underlying tissue.
Please contact our law firm today as you may be entitled to financial compensation.
Chemical Plant Burns & Accidents
Chemical burns are a serious type of injury that can occur in any workplace, but they are especially common in chemical plants and oil field settings. Workers who are exposed to chemicals on a regular basis are at risk of suffering severe burns if an accident occurs. Chemical burns can cause extensive damage to the skin, leading to disfigurement and long-term medical problems. In some cases, chemical burns can be life-threatening. Oil field workers who suffer chemical burns often require extensive medical treatment and may be unable to return to work for a long period of time. As a result, it is important for employers to take steps to prevent accidents and provide adequate protections for workers. Chemical burn injuries can have a devastating impact on both the workers and their families.