Water scalding injuries

Our aggressive lawyers will fight for you when a water scalding injury happens

The temperature for domestic hot tap water must not exceed 120° Fahrenheit, according to the International Plumbing Code, known as the IPC Standard.

Because a hot water malfunction may occur suddenly in a water-heating system, users may have no reason to suspect they are at risk of injury. This can be particularly true when the injured party is a child, who is not expected to exercise the same degree of judgment as an adult. A child may not be able to recognize tell-tale signs like steam rising from tap water that indicates scalding temperatures.

The water scalding injury put you in a tough position. Our experience can help get you back on track. Call today.

A water scalding injury can completely change the way you go through life. You deserve the resources to make those changes less burdensome. Contact the experienced attorneys of the Law Offices of James Morris. We're ready to talk to you right away. And there's no fee or charges for your initial consultation. We recognize the difficulty of your circumstances. We understand how you feel. If we take your case, you don't have to pay any legal fees unless you win. The client may be responsible for disbursements advanced on the case. Take action now. Call (800) 477-9044.