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Every year in the United States, nearly 1,000 people are killed by contact with an electrical source, resulting in electrocution. Additionally, more than 3,000 people in the U.S. suffer serious burns each year.
Electrical injuries are common on many construction sites. They might result from dangerous or defective products or, in other cases, premises liability. Some electrical injuries are unrelated to work and occur outside of the workplace.
After an electrical injury or electrocution, hire an experienced lawyer right away. They need to find the cause before key evidence is lost or changed. If you’ve been hurt by electricity, look for a lawyer who knows about these cases. Find a personal injury attorney in Houston, TX who handles electrocution claims.
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Greg Baumgartner, the founder of Baumgartner Law Firm, has spent the last 40 years helping accident victims. Greg is top-rated in personal injury and wrongful death cases, with a perfect 10 AVVO rating and is recognized as one of the best personal injury lawyers in Texas. He has won millions for accident victims in Houston and across Texas. You will not find a more experienced injury attorney. Greg holds dual law degrees and is also a graduate of the Trial Lawyers College.
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Studies have shown that people who work with a personal injury lawyer receive at least three times the compensation than those who don't use a lawyer.
Let your attorney do the work of proving your case and handling the communications with the insurance company.
There is no magic formula for insurance company payouts on injury claims. The insurance adjuster will likely attempt to persuade you to accept a lowball settlement offer. But then an experienced attorney will know the true value of your case and fight for all of it.
These are only the most common injuries from electrical shock, but many more injuries could result from electrical injury. No matter what injuries you’re experiencing, including burn injuries, don’t hesitate to seek medical treatment as soon as possible to ensure you get on the road to health as quickly as possible.
Electrical injuries can happen anywhere. They often occur at work, mainly for people who build or fix homes with old or bare wiring. These injuries are common in bathrooms and kitchens. There, devices that use power may touch water. Sometimes, shocks happen outside, near large bodies of water. This is true when lightning causes the shock. Building site accidents often involve electrical injury.
If you’re the victim of an electrical shock, you will likely suffer the effects of the electric shock both outwardly and inwardly. You will likely suffer burns and damage to your heart, lungs, or brain. You must seek medical attention as soon as possible, no matter where your injury occurs. Also, contact an attorney for help if your injury resulted from someone else’s carelessness with electricity.
If you have any questions about dealing with and recovering from your electrical shock injury, don’t hesitate to contact Baumgartner Law Firm Personal Injury Lawyers. We offer a free consultation to help you start your claim today! Call (281) 598-1111.
As you may know, electricity comes from a box connected to your home’s power lines, outlets, and switches by wires. If the box, the cables, or the outlet or switch is damaged or loose, the electricity is forced to flow through an unstable path and could shock you when you touch a part of that path (e.g., the outlet or switch).
In the past, most outlets were made with only two-prong holes. However, using three-prong holes is more common in current practice. The bottom hole allows an outdated outlet with no ground wire to be installed, allowing unstable currents to pass into the ground instead of your body. You may be shocked.
A defective appliance is usually so outdated that its circuitry is damaged, and electricity has difficulty passing through it. Electricity may ruin a defective appliance and shock you when you plug that appliance in.
Water ions are highly conductive. If you attempt to use electricity while wet or near water, you might be shocked because the water conducts electricity efficiently from the air to your body.
Our Houston electrical injury lawyer has won many severe injury and wrongful death cases, particularly lawsuits involving electrical accidents where someone was hurt or killed. Here is one example:
A man died while working under his mobile home. He was electrocuted. After an investigation and the filing of a wrongful death lawsuit, we proved that the manufacturer had not properly grounded the electrical system. The case settled for a substantial confidential settlement before trial.
Expert witnesses are usually required in the types of electrocution or electrical injury cases mentioned above. The victim or family must retain an injury attorney immediately following the accident. Particularly in cases involving product liability, the equipment involved in the accident should be preserved for expert witness examination and evaluation.
Other types of evidence you may use to establish liability for your injuries and prove the effects of your injuries. Proving related damages may include eyewitness testimony, medical reports, evidence of lost wages, and more. Be sure to speak with an attorney if you’re pursuing a case, whether it’s work-related or not.
We have helped many Texas families after an electrical injury or death. Our firm has won lawsuits involving property owners, general contractors, subcontractors, and even product manufacturers. Some of our successes involved fatal accidents and a Texas wrongful death lawsuit. Other notable wins were achieved after a construction accident due to negligence by negligent parties.
If you get hurt at work, you may have a workers’ compensation case. This means you could receive financial assistance to help cover medical expenses and some of your lost wages.
If another person caused your electrical injury at work, you can sue them for extra money. This happens often on construction sites. A contractor might install wiring poorly, hurting a worker from another company. Many construction accidents come from faulty equipment.
Of course, electrical injuries may not be work-related. Suppose that’s the case, like a third-party lawsuit mentioned above. If someone is injured, they can take legal action against the responsible party. This could be a product manufacturer, property owner, or any other entity whose negligence led to the injury. How electrical injury cases are litigated requires an expert personal injury lawyer.
Electrical shock injuries are relatively common. Each year in the US, some people die from electric shock at work, and about 2,000 others are injured but survive. Jobs in construction, installation, maintenance, and repair led to more electrical shock injuries than any other job category.
Electrical shock injuries occur outside the workplace as well. Approximately 30,000 shock incidents occur annually in the United States, resulting in over 20,000 incidents in homes or other areas. In total, about 1,000 people will die each year from electrical shock in the United States.
There are four basic types of electrical shock injuries, it’s worth considering:
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If you were treated at a hospital and did not have health insurance, and the hospital did not take your health insurance, there is a good chance that you may have a “hospital lien” that attaches to any settlement. Insurance companies will not pay liability coverage without addressing a hospital lien filed on your case.
If you use your health insurance for your medical treatment, your health insurance company may seek to be entitled to be paid back from settlement proceeds. This payback is called “subrogation” in personal injury cases. Our electrical accident lawyers are skilled in negotiating reduced payments to hospitals and health insurance companies.
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In any electrical accident, seek the advice of an expert electrical injury attorney familiar with Texas law. Many complications arise during these cases, and our electrical injury lawyers have the necessary experience to win your case and get you the compensation you deserve.
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