Title: High school outlet exploded and burned my hand
Question:I am a high school senior in Michigan and today when I went to plug my phone charger in, the outlet exploded and sparks went flying everywhere. My hand got burned very bad, and half of it was charred black. They called the paramedics and I was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. The gym coach would not give me ice, despite me repeatedly asking for it, because she did not know if she should. But the hospital said ice was fine and the paramedics immediately gave me ice packs. The outlet was obviously decrepit and should have been replaced a long time ago. What are my legal options here?
Answer #1: For now, getting your medical bills covered. It's good you're at the hospital. Your school will have an insurance policy that covers accidents such as this. 

If you have sustained medical injuries and rehab costs, you should speak with a personal injury attorney. Answer #2: If your hand was burned, ice would have been a bad choice. So gym teacher made the right call, regardless of what you were asking. 
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