Q: I am having issues finding a lawyer I was severely burned and there is insurance to cover the claim. It was at a hair
Salon and involved scalding water chemicals blisters hair loss severe pain and loss of job/income. I am recovering still one year later
A: Keep looking. It sounds like you have a case. Don't wait, as you don't want the statute of limitations to run. [I litigate cases. Anything posted here must not be construed as legal advice, nor as grounds for forming an attorney-client relationship. You should seek an attorney for formal legal advice and representation.]
A: The response is the same as it was yesterday. You have a case. You have to call attorneys to discuss it with them. Nobody can do anything on Justia to solve this, except encourage you take the next step.
A: It sounds like the hair salon was negligent and should compensate you for your burns, blisters, hair loss, loss of income and one-year of pain and suffering including future pain and suffering and future loss of earnings. California has a statute that limits the time to bring a lawsuit so you should contact an attorney as soon as possible. Call one of the attorneys on this forum for a free legal consultation. Most of us accept cases throughout the state including Lodi. Good luck.
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