Hot Wax Burn Victim Settles With Salon For $100,000

By CHRISTIAN NOLANAll Articles

The Connecticut Law Tribune

April 12, 2010

ibDebbie Becker v. Salon de Oasis:/b/i A woman who went to a salon for a Brazilian wax but left with burns from hot wax has settled her lawsuit for $100,000. Debbie Becker, an Arizona resident who used to live in Connecticut, went to Salon de Oasis in Madison in early July 2007. According to her lawyer, Pamela Levin Cameron, of Sinoway, McEnery, Messey and Sullivan in New Haven, Becker went to get a Brazilian wax treatment, which is used to remove pubic hair.

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