Our Miami Attorneys Fight For Burn Injury Victims
Whether it’s a chemical burn, an electrical burn or just a bad sunburn, every burn injury has one thing in common: excruciating pain. Third-degree burns, the most severe category, can require multiple skin graft operations and leave behind serious scarring and disfigurement.
If you or a family member has suffered a serious burn injury or other personal injury because of the negligent or reckless actions of someone else, our Miami law firm, Panter, Panter & Sampedro, P.A., can help you pursue appropriate compensation. Call us today at 305-662-6178 for a free initial consultation about your case.
Dedicated to protecting injured victims for over 20 years
If you have suffered a serious injury, we can help you. Our firm has obtained verdicts and settlements in excess of $20 million for our clients.
We offer Florida burn injury victims all the advantages of a large law firm in terms of experience, knowledge, access to experts, technological savvy, resources and, most importantly, results. At the same time, we provide a level of personal attention, compassion and friendly support that larger firms cannot compete with.
Assets that help in working toward your recovery include:
- An on-staff critical care nurse who can evaluate burn injuries and arrange for clients to receive the best medical care available
- State-of-the-art courtroom presentations, including realistic anatomical models
- Burn injury and long-term care specialists
- Vocational economists and rehabilitation experts
- Attorneys who have obtained settlements and verdicts in excess of $1 million on numerous occasions
Our success with burn injury cases has been no accident. It is the result of the honest hard work and thorough preparation we bring to all of our personal injury cases. We also believe in the importance of keeping the client and his or her needs in focus while all this is going on. Our lawyers keep in close touch with clients and their families during the investigation, research, negotiation and litigation phases of the process, and we encourage them to ask questions freely and to be as involved in their cases as they would like.