By: Paul J. Vames, Attorney at Law, Harris Law Firm, Hillsboro, Oregon
Many consider an occasional pedicure an earned reward. The warm water, the massage, and having one’s feet look their best all combine to make pedicures a popular cosmetology service.
How can nail salon patrons
protect themselves? In
If a nail salon patron suspects
that he or she has been infected, that person should immediately seek medical attention
at the first sign of a rash or skin irregularity. A competent medical
professional can identify the infection, order cultures and biopsies, and
prescribe appropriate medication to bring the infection under control and
minimize permanent damage. Some skin treatments, including laser therapies, can
be used to minimize the effects of the residual scars.
Victims of mycobacterium fortuitum infection should also consult an personal injury attorney. who has experience in infectious injury cases. This should occur at the earliest possible date so that evidence can be preserved, witnesses can be interviewed, and parties and their insurers can be properly notified. Nail salons that infect their patrons through substandard sanitary and disinfecting activities are liable for all medical expenses, pain and suffering, and the permanent scars left behind by aggressive bacteria.
Our
office has experience and expertise representing victims of unsanitary pedicure
salons who have been infected by mycobacterium
fortuitum. We have been able to recover substantial sums for clients to cover all medical costs, pain and suffering as well as for the permanent scarring that victims may endure. If you are a victim, you should know your legal rights. Contact us for a free case evaluation.
And, if you'd like to find out more information about this type of injury, here are some helpful articles.
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Posted by: lucas law center | June 07, 2009 at 08:17 PM
It's important that these salons change and sanitize their equipment after each use. I know it would be costly, but in the long run, it's not worth a law suit.
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