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CHARLESTON BURN INJURY ATTORNEY
Experienced & Resourceful Advocacy For Serious South Carolina Injury Cases
Knowing your options after a catastrophic injury is critical. Burn injuries are among the most severe and damaging types of injuries. At Traywick Law Offices, we provide the trusted and effective services for our clients that our community has come to depend on. Our attorney is experienced and knowledgeable, with a winning reputation. You can rely on Traywick Law Offices for the optimal representation you need to make a difference in your case and to recover the compensation you rightly deserve!
Leading Causes Of Burn Injuries
Some of the most common causes for burn injuries in the United States include:
➢ Fire / flame contact – 46% of burn injuries
➢ Scalding from hot liquid or steam – 32% of burn injuries
➢ Thermal burns from hot items including stovetops / ovens – 8% of burn injuries
➢ Electrical burns from contact with electricity – 4% of burn injuries
➢ Chemical burns – 3% of burn injuries
Assorted causes such as sun burns and inhalation injuries cause the last 7% of burn injuries incurred in the United States, according to the American Burn Association’s Burn Incidence & Treatment Fact Sheet published in 2007. Some of these accidents occur at home, others occur in car accidents, and still others occur on the job.
No matter what led to your burn injury, it’s a good idea to discuss your case with a lawyer. Issues such as negligence, premises liability, or product liability may not be immediately evident to you, but Traywick Law Offices can investigate, find out what happened, and fight for your right to compensation. The key is to act quickly, before any evidence is lost or your statute of limitations is passed.