Burns and Electrocutions

Burn and electrocution cases are varied and complex. Work-related fatalities caused by electrocutions are increasing every year, according to the Burn Survivor Resource Center. Chemical burns can also occur both at home and in the workplace when the skin comes in contact with a strong acid or alkaloid such as bleach or paint thinner. Building fires are killing more Americans every day than all other natural disasters combined. Scald injuries, from steam, flames, and hot surfaces or liquids account for two-thirds of all visits to hospital emergency rooms.

Much like cases of nursing home injuries, a burn or electrocution case is extremely time-sensitive. If you or a loved one have received critical injuries or suffered wrongful death due to electrocution or fire, the lawyers at Cappolino Dodd Krebs LLP in Texas can help you receive the compensation you deserve. If a burn or electrocution has occurred at work, an employer may be liable for damages. The Occupational and Health Administration (OSHA) requires that companies comply with electric and fire safety standards. Our firm will consult with you to determine if you've been burned or electrocuted due to the negligence of a manufacturer or employer. It is our belief that we are the best attorneys for your Texas burn or electrocution case. Call us today.