Scalding Burn Injuries

The Michigan scalding burn injury lawyers at our firm represent clients who have suffered serious burn injuries. Many of these scalding burn injury victims are infants and toddlers. In fact, In scalding burns from hot liquid are the most common type of burn in infants and toddlers. The manner in which a burn injury will heal often depends on the source of the burn. For example, scalding burns from hot liquid, like coffee or tea, are often limited to small areas and have a better chance of healing than an electrical burn injury. Scalding burns from intensely hot bath water often cover larger areas of the body and may have a much more difficult time healing, leaving the child with significant scarring and disfigurement over a larger portion of the body.

Baby sitters, caretakers, and others who fail to properly supervise a child, fail to test the bath water, or fail to keep hot substances away from an infant are often negligent can be held responsible under Michigan law for the scalding burn injuries to the child. Settlements for burn victim often include money damages for pain and suffering, compensation for the disfigurement and scarring, and funds for past, present, and future medical expenses.

If you or a child you know were injured in an accident resulting in scalding burns, you should contact our firm immediately.

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