Hot Topics
Explosion Accidents:
"Pooch alive after
Breck blast"
– Denver Post
"Baxter to Proceed with Recall of Remaining Heparin Sodium Vial Products"
– FDA
Yamaha Rhino ATV Rollover Accidents
and Injuries
"UBS Hit by
Another Lawsuit"
– Ben Levinsohn, BusinessWeek
"Hedge Funds
Frozen Shut"
– Matthew Goldstein, BusinessWeek
"MRI Contrast Can Cause Disease – Gadolinium Blamed
For Problems"
– Dayle Cedars
7News, Denver, CO
Results
$690,000,000
Global settlement with Eli Lilly and Company regarding its product Zyprexa negotiated by a plaintiffs' attorney group including members of Burg Simpson.
$5,800,000
Hines, et al, vs. Cody Gas Company, et al: verdict for injuries, damages, losses from gas explosion.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
Our Offices
40 Inverness Drive East
Denver, CO 80112
Phone: 303.792.5595
Fax: 303.708.0527
WYOMING OFFICE
Phone: 307.527.7891
Fax: 307.527.7897
OHIO OFFICE
Phone: 513.852.5600
Fax: 513.852.5611
DALLAS OFFICE
Phone: 972.934.1313
Fax: 972.231.3983
ARIZONA OFFICE
Phone: 602.508.6040
WASHINGTON D.C. OFFICE
Phone: 202.544.7600
Home > Personal Injury > Injuries / Diseases > Severe Injuries > Burn
Burn Injury Lawyers
in Denver and throughout Colorado and Wyoming
Burn injuries are the leading cause of accidental death in the United States and account for approximately 2.4 million injuries annually. Burn injuries can be extremely painful. Depending on the severity of the burns suffered, burn victims can experience:
- Loss of function of the burned area
- Loss of limbs
- Death
- Disfigurement
- Psychological issues
- Extreme pain
- Protracted physical therapy and other ongoing treatments
Burns are classified by severity as first, second, and third degree.
First-degree burns are relatively mild, and consist mostly of redness and minor pain. First degree burns usually only affect the epidermis, or outer layer of skin.
Second-degree burns are more serious, extending to the deeper layers of skin, the superficial dermis, and may also extend somewhat into the deep dermis. Second-degree burns become filled with clear fluid and cause blistering of the skin.
Third degree burns are the most serious type of burn. This type of burn causes extends into the deep dermis and causes blisters as in second degree burns, and in addition, causes severe charring and hard, leathery scabs that become separated, and may result in a purple fluid seeping from the skin as well. Many third degree burns completely destroy the nerve endings, causing loss of sensation as well.
Burns can result from electrocution, building fires, chemicals, vehicle accidents, defective products, gas and propane, as well as hot liquids.
Burn survivors face a host of medical and legal challenges including recovery from the physical and psychological injuries, medical bills, lost income and much more.
Frequently Asked Questions About Burn Injury Lawsuits
If you or a loved one has suffered a severe burn injury in Colorado or Wyoming, please call or email our burn injury attorneys today. We can take care of the legal issues while your recover from your injuries.
