Burn Injury

Perez Law Group handles qualifying personal injury cases on a contingency-fee basis. This means attorney fees are not charged unless the firm recovers compensation for the client. The specific terms ...

That is common in fire, construction, defective-product, and electrical injury cases. Multiple parties may share responsibility. Attorneys and technical experts can examine contracts, maintenance records, physical evidence, product components, and ...

There is no reliable average settlement. The value depends on liability, burn severity, affected body areas, medical treatment, future care, scarring, lost income, emotional effects, insurance coverage, and many other ...

You should understand who the representative works for and how the statement may be used before agreeing. An adjuster may ask questions designed to limit responsibility, challenge the severity of ...

You may have a workers’ compensation claim. A separate claim may also exist against a negligent third party that is not your employer. It is important to determine who controlled ...

Arizona’s comparative-fault system generally allows a person to recover compensation even when that person shares some responsibility. The recovery may be reduced according to the percentage of fault assigned to ...

Permanent scarring and disfigurement may be considered when evaluating damages. The location, size, visibility, treatment options, psychological effect, and impact on the person’s daily life may all be relevant.

Do not discard, repair, return, or alter it. Keep the product, battery, charger, packaging, instructions, receipt, and related components in a secure location. Photograph everything and speak with an attorney ...

Possibly. Liability may depend on what caused the fire, whether the landlord knew about a dangerous condition, whether required safety equipment was working, and whether contractors, utilities, or defective products ...