Las Vegas Burn Injury Lawyers

Helping With the Long-Term Consequences of Accident Injuries

Some injuries have life-long consequences. Burns, scarring, loss of limbs and brain injuries are permanent reminders of the trauma you suffered in a car crash or other serious accident. You may have no visible scars but have suffered serious emotional damage. You may have a nagging suspicion that if only you had the right help, you might be able to lessen the after-effects of the accident.

Getting You the Help You Need

At the Las Vegas law firm of Max Recovery Lawyers, we help people deal with the long-term effects of serious injuries. We refer you to the right specialists for advice about your medical options. We discuss the amount of time a lawsuit or claim might require. We walk you through the legal process and talk about the components of a successful case.

Emotional scarring is another consequence of disfiguring burns. We refer you to counselors, psychiatrists and psychologists who can not only help you heal emotionally but can strengthen your legal case or insurance claim.

Evaluating Your Case — It's What We Do

We evaluate scarring and burn cases for the long term. Our Nevada lawyers always advise people to consult an attorney rather than accepting the first offer from an insurance company. It will almost certainly be too low and ignore completely the long-term consequences of your accident.

Information About Burns and Scar Injuries

Long-term injuries such as burns require ongoing medical care. In many instances, it is difficult to anticipate how long the course of treatment might last. In burn cases, it is important to consult with experts who can give a realistic picture of the extent and cost of required plastic surgery and other corrective treatment. Our lawyers regularly work with specialists who can provide realistic estimates of the length and cost of skin grafts and plastic surgery.

Prostheses: Not an Instant Fix

If you lost a limb, you will probably be fitted for a prosthesis. Although today's artificial arms and legs function remarkably well and provide a realistic appearance, learning how to use them effectively can take a long time. Even getting to the point where you can use your prosthesis can require months or years of rehab.