Yes. Injuries from sunlight is more serious than many people believe. Over-exposure to the sun can lead to second-degree blistering, and increase your risk of developing skin cancer. Sunburn is a burn to the skin caused by the sun’s UV rays. Typically the skin will turn red, warm and tender to the touch. Mild sunburn will peel, itch, and heal within a few days to a week. However, severe sunburn can cause serious reactions, like: Blisters Chills Fever Heat exhaustion Severe sunburn may require medical attention, including prescription creams and wound dressings. Additionally, if sunburn is caused by negligence – for example, if a sunscreen manufacturer puts a defective product on the shelves, or a school neglects to apply sunscreen to your child – you may be eligible to make a personal injury claim against that party.