Get back to work after a burn injury with Bartletts Work Accident Solicitors. Advice on:
Employment Issues
Your Rehabilitation
Sick Pay
Your Compensation
Why Choose Bartletts Solicitors?
Solid Traditional Values Delivered
in a Modern Convenient Manner
Every year we help over a thousand injured people make claims for compensation on a no win no fee basis.
Our service is designed to be easy to use: meetings by phone & email, local medical appointments, sign documents online, or visit our city centre offices.
Our solicitors are very experienced having worked at the firm for an average of 18 years.
Bartletts Solicitors was managed by John Bartlett for over 40 years, the last 25 of which he was assisted by Trevor Morris. Trevor is now the managing director, representing continuity for the firm’s traditional values and customer satisfaction ethos.
- Compensation for a Burn Injury at Work
- What Causes Burn Injuries at Work?
- Burns Injuries at Work - Skin Damage and Scarring
- Employers Are Responsible From Preventing Burn Injuries at Work
- Compensation Awards for Burn Injuries at Work
- Solicitors Offering Free Legal Advice on Burn Injuries at Work
Building and Construction - Cement burns and electric shocks
Kitchens and Restaurants - Burns from boiling liquids, oils, hot food and steam
Cleaning and Maintenance - Chemical burns and electric shocks
Laboratories - Burns from acids, alkali’s, chemicals and gases
Factories and Heavy Industry - Burns from hot metals, steam, flames and chemicals
While these are among the most risky working environments, it is important to note that defective electrical appliances, spilled liquids and chemicals can cause burns to workers in almost any profession. In industries and jobs where there is an obvious risk of burn injuries, when mixing cement on a building site or handling electrical cables for example, employers must ensure workers are provided with the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). Employers can also be held responsible when the actions of a co-worker causes injury, emphasising the importance of risk assessments, proper training and supervision of work involving heat, electricity and chemicals.
Bartletts Solicitors handle accident at work claims on a no win no fee basis, meaning that you will not have to pay any legal fees until you win your claim and receive your compensation, and will not have to pay anything if your claim is unsuccessful. Since a change in the law in April 2013, all law firms now charge a success fee payable upon conclusion of successful work accident claims, calculated as a percentage of the damages awarded. Contact our specialist team today for free and confidential legal advice.
Our firm has been using the law to protect and support our clients since 1860 and is fully regulated, serving clients all over England and Wales. Our firm is Authorised and Regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
How Can Bartletts Solicitors Help You?
A free no obligation quick case assessment, followed by a No Win No Fee claim.
We help you recover whatever you have lost financially whilst injured.
Get back on your feet as quickly as possible with expert medical care.
We take all the stress out of the claim and ensure you recover everything you are entitled to.
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Call now for your free consultation. We guarantee you a warm welcome and a lawyer with the expertise that you would expect from a leading personal injury firm.
Recent Burn Injury Cases We Have Won:
- Compensation for Third Degree Burns From Electric Shock
- Kitchen Worker Compensated for Second Degree Burns
- Office Worker Compensated for Burns to Her Hand
- Chef Burned by Defective Gas Burner in Kitchen
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Bartletts is proud to support a number of public bodies and charities, including Liverpool Cathedral, National Museums Liverpool, the Walker Art Gallery and Zoë’s Place Baby Hospice. You can find out more on our blog or on social media.
“I was delighted Bartletts Solicitors continued their tradition of philanthropy with Liverpool Cathedral this year. Thank you so much for your generous gift.” - The Dean of Liverpool, The Very Revd Dr. Sue Jones (Dec 2020)