Phoenix Burn Injury Attorney

Have You Been Severely Burned in an Accident?

Millions of accidents involving severe burn injuries occur every year across the country. Whether first degree, second degree, third degree or fourth degree burns, this type of injury can be extremely devastating due to the high level of pain combined with the physical changes that occur to the skin when it has been seriously burned.

If you have been burned in any accident that you believe was caused by negligence, please don't hesitate to contact a Phoenix personal injury attorney at Knowles Law Firm, PLC. Burn injuries can require intense and extensive medical treatment which can be very expensive. It is important that you are able to receive the care that you need.

Experienced Burn Injury Attorney in Phoenix

The legal team has years of experience upholding the legal rights of injured individuals throughout Arizona. When you have suffered a serious injury and you need to speak with a competent and aggressive attorney who will fight to get you the money you deserve for your injuries, please contact the firm for the legal advice you need.

Attorney Anthony Knowles and his team are dedicated to providing top-tier legal services to each and every injured client. Your health is very important to you and you deserve the best possible legal representation after you have suffered a serious burn injury. At the firm, you will receive caring and compassionate attention combined with aggressive and experienced representation. Your case is important and deserves to be treated as such.

Common Causes & Types of Burn Injuries in Phoenix

Burn injuries in Phoenix often result from fires in homes and vehicles, workplace accidents with chemicals or hot equipment, and contact with electrical sources. Local industries and frequent outdoor work raise the risk of electrical and thermal burns. Construction sites, restaurants, and manufacturing facilities are common locations for these injuries. Scalds from hot water or steam and burns from defective products also affect many residents.

The type and cause of a burn determine what care is needed and what legal steps may be available. Minor burns sometimes heal quickly, but more severe injuries—like second, third, or fourth-degree burns—may require surgery, extended therapy, or lead to ongoing challenges. When an injury happens on the job in Arizona, workers' compensation laws may apply and influence how you pursue your claim. Severe burns sometimes require reporting to city or state agencies, which means local experience can make a real difference when navigating the process.

The Burn Injury Claims Process in Arizona

After a burn injury, starting a legal claim in Arizona begins with a detailed investigation into what happened and who may be responsible. Clients in the Phoenix area often need help gathering records, documenting their injuries, and managing communications with insurance companies. A burn injury attorney in Phoenix with knowledge of local rules can assess whether building code violations or workplace safety issues played a role, which can affect your legal options and potential compensation.

State law sets a two-year statute of limitations for most personal injury cases, including burn injuries. This deadline means you must act within two years of your injury to preserve your claim. Waiting too long may reduce your options or limit the amount you may recover. The claims process may include interactions with Phoenix courts, local hospitals, and government agencies. Having the right support from a burn injury attorney in Phoenix helps you manage every step, from collecting documentation to negotiating with insurers and other parties involved.

You can fill out our online form to contact us and give us a brief explanation of your situation. Our legal team is ready to assist you. 

Frequently Asked Questions

How Long Do I Have to File a Burn Injury Claim in Arizona?

Arizona gives most personal injury victims two years from the date of the injury to file a lawsuit. Acting sooner helps preserve evidence and witness recollections.

What Should I Do Immediately After Suffering a Burn Injury?

Get medical care as soon as possible, follow your doctor’s instructions, and gather any documents or photos related to your injury. Reporting the incident to your employer or the property owner is also helpful for your case.

Can I Recover Compensation if I Was Partly at Fault?

Arizona follows a comparative fault system. Even if you share some responsibility for your injury, you may still recover compensation, but your award could be reduced based on your percentage of fault.

Call us at (602) 702-5431 and start your path in securing the compensation you deserve after your burn injury accident.