Burn Injuries Damages

Have you or a loved one suffered from a burn injury or smoke inhalation injury in the State of Maryland or Washington D.C? Premises liability cases include personal injuries from burn accidents and smoke inhalation injuries under the same general principals as all premises liability cases. To insure that your case is handled properly and any potential evidence is preserved for trial, you should work with an experienced Maryland burn injury attorney that will protect your rights and interests. To make certain that all crucial evidence is preserved for trial, you should reach out to your lawyer as soon as possible after the accident. Save as many photos and all witness information. If you have any questions regarding what evidence should be collected, please contact our office to discuss.

At Foran & Foran, P.A., our attorneys work with many clients that sustain a variety of injuries and we take pride in protecting the rights of those injured victims in all types of personal injury cases, premises liability cases, workers compensation cases, burn injuries and smoke inhalation injuries.

Let our family help your family with any burn injury or smoke inhalation injury case. Our lawyers have been handling premises liability cases in Maryland and the District of Columbia for decades. Burn injuries and smoke inhalation injuries can cause lasting permanent physical injuries, permanent breathing problems, physical scars and injuries as well as emotional distress such as anxiety and depression.

In a premises liability case, the Plaintiff has the burden of proof. Assuming the defendant can be held liable for the damages caused by the fire, the injured party is entitled to recover damages in these burn injury cases and smoke inhalation injury cases. Damages include but are not limited to property damage, past lost wages, past medical bills, future lost wages, future medical bills, pain and suffering, scarring and any permanent injury. Save any photos of damage to yourself, your loved ones or your property as well as any receipts for physical property damage and a copy of your lease.