Severe Burns & Electrocutions

Burns and electrocution injuries can cause extreme pain, permanent scarring, and psychological trauma. Gibby and his team pursue accountability and full compensation from responsible parties.

CAUSES OF BURN INJURIES

Burn injuries often result from:

  • Automobile or Truck Accidents

  • Workplace Accidents or On the Job Injury

  • Oil Refinery Explosions

  • Plant Explosions

  • Chemical Accidents

  • Electrocution or Electrical Contact

BURN INJURIES MEAN LONG TERM TREATMENT

Burn injuries require significant long-term care and treatment. It is very likely that the victim will spend extensive time in the hospital burn unit. Infections, nerve damage and/or limited range of motion are common. Healing from this type of injury is not a short-term ordeal. Once the physical trauma has healed, the emotional pain and damage to the victim’s self-image may last a lifetime.

COMPENSATION FOR BURN INJURIES

The victim of a burn injury may be unable to return to work for an extended period of time. If the burn injury occurred as the result of an on the job accident, the victim may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. Sometimes the accident is caused by a third party while on the job; in this case, you may be entitled to file a claim against that third party while you seek workers’ compensation benefits from your employer. If you or a loved one is the victim of a burn injury, or if a family member has lost their life to a fire, you should contact an experienced attorney immediately. Gibby Andry has the experience, the resources, the skill and the commitment to obtain the compensation you deserve. Gibby’s reputation for successful outcomes is well known.
Please visit our Case Studies page for specific examples of cases he has handled and the compensation he obtained for his injured clients.

Gibby Andry can help.

CALL DAY OR NIGHT, (504) 522-1000 or (855) 88-GIBBY

If you are seeking a catastrophic injury lawyer in New Orleans, Louisiana, visit our website or contact our knowledgeable attorneys at (504) 522-1000 or (855) 88-GIBBY.  We will answer any questions and explain the catastrophic injury claims process to you in a free consultation.