How to pursue compensation for Electrocution Injury Survivors and seek the medical treatment they deserve.

Our electrocution injury lawyers have an extensive knowledge of laws surrounding these types of cases. We will thoroughly analyze any incident to develop the best strategy for getting the compensation that you deserve. Furthermore, our electrocution injury lawyers will handle all talking points with employers or insurance companies so you can have peace of mind knowing that you’re receiving quality counsel backed by experience.

Electrocution can happen in various situations where there is exposure to live electricity. Whether you are working on an industrial site such as around power lines and wires or changing a light fixture at home, electrocution is possible. Effects of an electrocution injury can range from mild to severe, with death in some occurrences. 

Short-term effects of electrocution injuries are:

• Headaches
• Seizures
• Burns
• Prickling or tingling sensation
• Irregular heartbeat
• Loss of consciousness

Long-term side effects of electrical shock include:

• Memory loss
• Anxiety
• Loss of balance
• Reduced range of motion
• Pain
• Insomnia
• Difficulty concentrating
• Post-traumatic stress disorder
• Night sweats
• Uncoordinated movements
• Stiff joints
• Shortened attention span
• Headaches
• Fatigue

Common causes of electrocution include:

• Faulty household appliances
• Direct contact with a live power line
• Defective machinery or equipment at a construction site
• Handling a damaged extension cord
• Exposure to an electrical component in a consumer product
• Walking in the vicinity of a downed electrical line after a car crash
• Working near exposed electrical wires during a renovation project at home
• Plugging in a lamp with a frayed or damaged cord
• Walking in standing water near electrical sources

At Kherkher Garcia, LLP, we are committed to helping electrocution survivors who have been injured by negligence on the job. We help people with all types of catastrophic workplace accidents.

How to pursue compensation for Electrocution Injury Survivors and seek the medical treatment they deserve.

Electrocution can happen in various situations where there is exposure to live electricity. Whether you are working on an industrial site such as around power lines and wires or changing a light fixture at home, electrocution is possible. Effects of an electrocution injury can range from mild to severe, with death in some occurrences. 

Short-term effects of electrocution injuries are:

• Headaches
• Seizures
• Burns
• Prickling or tingling sensation
• Irregular heartbeat
• Loss of consciousness

Long-term side effects of electrical shock include:

• Memory loss
• Anxiety
• Loss of balance
• Reduced range of motion
• Pain
• Insomnia
• Difficulty concentrating
• Post-traumatic stress disorder
• Night sweats
• Uncoordinated movements
• Stiff joints
• Shortened attention span
• Headaches
• Fatigue

Common causes of electrocution include:

• Faulty household appliances
• Direct contact with a live power line
• Defective machinery or equipment at a construction site
• Handling a damaged extension cord
• Exposure to an electrical component in a consumer product
• Walking in the vicinity of a downed electrical line after a car crash
• Working near exposed electrical wires during a renovation project at home
• Plugging in a lamp with a frayed or damaged cord
• Walking in standing water near electrical sources

At Kherkher Garcia, LLP, we are committed to helping electrocution survivors who have been injured by negligence on the job. We help people with all types of catastrophic workplace accidents.