Injury adjusters don’t decide cases based on what you hope is fair. They evaluate whether the records tell a consistent story—especially when the injury happened in a busy home, a fast-paced jobsite, or during an incident where photographs and timing may be unclear.
That means your settlement “range” is extremely sensitive to:
- How quickly you were treated after the burn
- What clinicians documented (burn depth, areas affected, complications)
- Whether follow-up care actually occurred (wound care, therapy, scar management)
- How the burn affected your ability to work (lost shifts, modified duties, termination)
Online tools can’t confirm those details. A lawyer can.


