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Burn Injuries

San Mateo Burn Injury Attorney

San Francisco Area Chemical Burns Lawyer

Burn injuries are extremely painful. That is the one thing that is common, what ever the degree of burn, the material that burned you, the source of the accident, or who caused the accident.

Burn injuries can be caused by flame, hot water, chemicals, contact with a hot surface, electricity and other terrible ways.

Another factor common to most burn injuries is scarring. Unlike other injuries, these are a lasting reminder of a horrible accident. Modern surgical techniques can perform miracles in some instances. But multiple, painful surgeries may be necessary. Children, tragically, have the most vulnerable skin, and are the most vulnerable emotionally.

First-degree burns are the least harmful and generally do not scar. Second-degree burns blister layers of skin, but still rarely leave significant scarring. Third-degree burns damage nerves and every layer of skin, and leave thick scars. Burn scarring may be disfiguring or even (with contracture scars) permanently tighten the skin, affecting the underlying muscles and tendons, limiting mobility and damaging nerves.

If you or a loved one has suffered burns due to someone else's fault, contact the Law Office of Reuben J. Donig. Our office fights for injured people who have suffered disfigurement, pain, long recovery times, and diminished quality of life. We perform a thorough investigation as to the cause of the injury and locate all potentially responsible parties to obtain the maximum settlement or jury verdict for you.

No personal injury representation fees unless we get results

If you would like to speak with a burn injury lawyer about your claim, please contact our San Mateo office to arrange a free consultation. All cases at our firm are handled on a contingency fee basis, meaning that we charge no attorney fees unless our client recovers compensation as a result of our efforts.

Reuben J. Donig
San Mateo, California, Personal Injury Lawyer

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