Topeka Burn Injury Attorney

Assisting Victims of Catastrophic Burn Injuries

Victims of major burns know all too well the pain that comes with recovery. Serious burns can have life-altering complications and many victims’ emotional well-being, financial state, and quality of life significantly suffer. Second- and third-degree burn victims face hospitalization and surgeries, counseling, trauma care, and after-care that can last their entire life. These necessary medical directives all come with a cost, and many families find that they suffer financially after serious accidents.

If you or a loved one sustained catastrophic injuries as a result of an accident, you may be entitled to obtain compensation. Compensation from a personal injury case could help you with medical costs, loss of income, ongoing care, and pain and suffering.

How Our Firm Can Help

Having atrusted attorney on your side can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case. When you work with Roger Fincher Attorney at Law, we are prepared to help you navigate every step of the legal process. Our firm has extensive experience in handling traumatic burn cases; we can help you understand your legal rights and options.

We represent victims of catastrophic burns resulting from:

• Wildfires
• Home fires
• Work injuries
• Car accidents
• Truck accidents
• Motorcycle accidents
• Explosions
• Chemical burns
• Electrocution
• Defective products

Additionally, we represent the surviving family members and loved ones of severe burn victims who ultimately died as a result of their injuries. Contact us to learn more about wrongful death claims.

Negligence in Burn Injury Cases

Many fires are preventable and negligence often plays a role in why a victim was injured in the first place. In building fires, some fire codes may not have been met. Fire alarms were possibly not installed properly or exits were not clearly marked. Defective products may have poor designs that resulted in explosions or chemical burns. Faulty wiring, hazardous substances, poor warning signs, and volatile chemicals could all cause serious injuries and accidents.

If you have been injured in an accident and you are now suffering from second- or third-degree burns, you may be eligible to obtain compensation. We encourage you to call a Topeka burn injury attorney from Roger Fincher Attorney at Law today to discuss your case during a free consultation.