South Carolina Burn Injury Lawyer
If your body is burned in a fatal fire, the worst is over. Unfortunately, this is not true for burn injury victims who survive.
A third-degree burn injury is one of the most painful and traumatizing injuries a human being can suffer. Often, a burn victim who survives their initial brush with death must cope with what seems like an endless string of skin graft surgeries that only cause more pain as well as the emotional pain that comes with scarring, disfigurement, and psychological trauma.
The attorneys at the Rosen Law Firm are dedicated to making certain the people they represent receive the compensation they will need to recover and to adequately take care of their injuries. Before you settle, contact us for a free consultation.
Our lawyers handle cases involving:
- Chemical burn injuries
- Electrical burns
- Hot water/scald burns
- Explosions
- Car accident fires
- Facial scarring and disfigurement
- Medical errors
In burn injury cases, our primary objective is to make certain that the compensation we seek in court or at the negotiation table is really going to be adequate to take care of their lifetime medical needs and fairly compensate for everything that they have lost or will lose as a result. This can be especially important with burn injuries because scar tissue has the tendency to build up over time and create other medical problems or fatal complications. To accomplish our goals, we work with medical experts, Life Care Planning specialists, and others to fully document the injuries, evaluate the likely effects of them over time, and calculate current and future medical costs as well as any other related expenses that are likely to be incurred.
Contacting Our Tri-County Area Law Office
We are here to help. Call us in Charleston, South Carolina, at 1-843-377-1700 or contact us via e-mail to arrange a free consultation. We are available for evening and off-site appointments and handle burn injury cases on contingent fee basis. You pay no attorneys' fees unless we obtain a verdict or settlement in your case.
