Burns are one of the most frequent of all injuries in the United States. Burns are classified according to their depth, as first, second and third degree. If you or someone you know was burned as a result of an accident or work-related injury, you may be entitled to substantial compensation, not only for the injuries sustained, but also for scarring, future medical expenses such as plastic surgery, emotional distress, as well as other related damages. Burns are among the most painful of all injuries, and a jury award could easily be in the many millions of dollars, depending on the permanency of those injuries, what the person has gone through, and what that person will need to go through in the future. Unfortunately, the injured victim is scarred not only physically, but emotionally, which can also require psychological counseling. In serious burn cases, the person will also have to undergo multiple skin graft operations; and even in the best of cases, the scarring is almost always permanent. Prompt medical treatment following a burn is absolutely essential. With prompt treatment, the burns can be controlled, the pain lessened, and scarring reduced. There are also recent medical advances in plastic surgery that can help reduce the permanent scarring, including the use of lasers. Due to the complexity of burn injuries you should consult an experienced attorney to determine all your legal rights. With over 40 years of combined legal experience, we have the resources, expertise and legal knowledge it takes to protect your legal rights. Achrem & Associates "From the claim to the courtroom, we're there when you need us most." Nevada Supreme Court Rule 196(4) requires the following disclaimer: "The State Bar of Nevada does not certify any lawyer as a specialist or expert."
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