stuck float, take it back tell them to fix it and here's the bill for your shoddy work.  

Maybe you are missing what the guy was saying. They OWE you for the trouble THEY caused. Make sure you document everything at this point. Why they had it in their shop, work performed, copy of receipt & bill, any witnesses at the station. Did you run the tank over or did the carb run fuel over thru the vent hoses? Was it on run or Prime? Shouldnt run over regardless.They need tio fix this, no charge at worst, they owe you for the burns IMO. They should have a man at your house fixing that bike at your liesure, as far as I am concerned. Someone should be pouring your coffee & heating your do_nut. I.O.W. if it is as I think it is based on your description, they owe you a biggo appology & a reapir.

Holy smokes!  You soooooo have a legal case against them!

They ought to be kissing the ground you walk on right now - free labor and parts, refund of orginal fees, and hello medical bills!

Take care and stay on it.  

Thanks to you all.  I am Christian biker so I tend to take the high road in these type of things.  However, when I called the service dept. the guy told me to bring bike in for a damage assessment and to talk to service manager about doctor's visit.  I took pics of everything (including leg).  Service guy said stuff happens sometimes.  I told him I have been riding for 31 years and never happened to me or anyone else I know of.  I probably won't sue as I figure the fire was a reminder from God as to what HELL is like.  LOL.  I told them to just fix the dam_ bike.  It is a camo bike I built for a buddy of mine in Iraq.  He won't retire yet as I did.  I owe him one.  Anyway, I tend to be long winded (old age).  Bike was not overfilled (ruins paint).  Maybe should have let it burn and then sued.  I know, call Ken Nugent or maybe Ted Nugent.  LOL.  Blessings to you all.