Electrocution — A Common Pennsylvania Workplace Accident
Electrocutions cause burns, fractures, neurological damage, massive bruising and death. When the electrocution occurred as a result of another person's negligence, the injured person or the family of someone who died may be able to obtain compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other expenses related to the electrocution accident. Consult a personal injury attorney to learn about your rights and your options.
Attorneys Helping After Electrocution
At the Pittsburgh law firm of Raizman Frischman & Matzus, P.C., our lawyers assist clients whose loved ones died or who were injured in an electrocution accident. Electrocutions can be the result of an industrial accident, malfunctioning tools and consumer products, and faulty wiring. Whatever the source of the electrical charge, a surviving victim of electrocution usually experiences significant medical treatment and associated expenses. And if the victim dies, those left behind face loss of support and companionship in addition to the loss of the family member's income. Our attorneys help clients deal with the terrible aftermath of a serious electric shock.
Lawyers Who Care Fighting for You
We file claims against the negligent party to obtain payment for expenses, injuries, wage loss and non-monetary damages when advocating for clients whose lives were shattered by an electrocution injury. We are known as hard-working lawyers who truly care about our clients. Our representation is characterized by hard work, thorough preparation and an aggressive search for all sources of compensation.
Causes of Electrocution
Our clients come to us after suffering electrical shock and burns caused by contact with an electrical source. They have been people working on ladders and lifts who came into contact with power lines. Our clients have also included workers using welding equipment, power tools and consumer products that had defective electrical components. They may have lacked appropriate training to use power tools on the job. There may not have been adequate warnings on the ladders or lifts. The electrical source may not have been properly shut off. In such circumstances, the injured person or his or her family may be able to receive the compensation that can help them get through a difficult time.
Contact Our Pittsburgh Lawyers
If you or a loved one has been electrocuted, call our Pittsburgh electrocution accident attorneys toll free at 877-206-3829 to schedule your free initial consultation. Or send us an e-mail to learn how our personal injury lawyers can help.
