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Thermal Burns: Your right to compensation

Thermal burns can be among the most painful and life-changing injuries a person can experience. Whether caused by a workplace accident, a road traffic collision, or an incident in a public place, the physical and emotional impact can be devastating. At Harris Fowler Solicitors, our specialist personal injury lawyers are here to help you get the compensation and support you deserve after suffering a thermal burn injury that was not you’re fault.

What Are Thermal Burns?

A thermal burns occurs when the skin or deeper tissues come into contact with, and are damaged by heat sources such as:

  • Flames or fire
  • Hot liquids (scalds)
  • Steam
  • Hot metal or objects

Depending on  the severity, burns are classified as first, second or third-degree injuries. Serious burns often require lengthy treatment and may require surgery or skin grafts to aid  in their healing. Severe burns can also lead to permanent scarring, nerve damage, or loss of mobility in the affected area.

Common Causes of Thermal Burns

Thermal burns can happen in many settings, including:

If your injury was caused by someone else’s negligence or unsafe conditions, you may be entitled to make a burn injury compensation claim.

Your Right to Compensation

Compensation for thermal burns can help you recover from the financial and emotional impact of your injury. You may be able to claim for:

  • Pain and suffering
  • Loss of earnings (past and future)
  • Medical treatment, rehabilitation, and ongoing care
  • Travel expenses and home adaptations
  • Psychological trauma and counselling

At Harris Fowler Solicitors, we handle burn injury claims on a No Win, No Fee basis, meaning you won’t pay any legal fees unless your claim is successful.

Next Steps

If you believe you have suffered injuries after being involved in an accident involving thermal burns, please feel free to contact Harris Fowler where an expertly trained claims handler will be able to help you further.

📞 Call us on 0800 213 214

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