If you were seriously injured in an electrocution or electric shock accident, or if a loved one was killed, you need an experienced Michigan electrocution accident lawyer who will help you and your family recover maximum compensation. Your damages may include physical or emotional pain and suffering, medical expenses, lost wages and the loss of support and companionship of a loved one killed in the accident.
It’s very important to find an attorney who specializes in electrocution and electric shock cases as this is an especially complex and challenging area of law. Having an attorney with the experience and know how to handle these cases makes all the difference when it comes to holding the power and utility companies and other potentially at-fault parties responsible. It can mean millions of dollars for you and your family.
Electrocution Lawyers PLLC is the only law firm in the country that specializes exclusively in electrocution and electric shock injuries and wrongful death cases. Attorney Jeffrey H. Feldman, who founded the firm, and his team, have been handling and winning these cases throughout Michigan and the entire United States for over 35 years.
For a free consultation, call Jeff now at 844-416-0873.
The most experienced electrical accident attorney in Michigan
Michigan electrical accident lawyer Jeffrey Feldman has been helping people who have been seriously injured in electrocution and electrocution accidents (and families that have lost loved ones) for more than 35 years. Not only has he handled these cases throughout Michigan, but also throughout the country. He is perhaps the most experienced electrocution accident attorney in the United States, and he is revered by his peers, who often refer cases to him or ask him for help.
Remember, don’t be fooled by attorneys who claim they handle electrocution and electric shock cases. More often than not, it’s simply not true. You need an attorney who truly has experience handling and winning these cases.
Jeff’s results speak for themselves. In just the last two years he has won:
- A nearly $15 million settlement for workplace electrical injuries suffered in an industrial accident
- A $13.5 million wrongful death settlement for a family who lost their one in an electrical fire
He has also won several other million-dollar verdicts, including:
- A $6 million verdict (on a $75,000 settlement offer) for a utility’s negligent installation and maintenance of power lines
- A $4.55 million settlement in a case where an electrical utility company’s negligence caused a communications worker’s death
Jeff is a fighter, who has never been afraid to take on the big, wealthy insurance companies, utility companies, and other corporations who often prioritize profits over workplace safety. He will fight for you and your family until you get the settlement you deserve.
And while Jeff doesn’t do it for the accolades, he is one of the most awarded attorneys in the legal community. He received the highest rating for legal ability and ethics from Martindale-Hubbell, and is repeatedly selected as a “Michigan Super Lawyer,” an honor limited to the top 5% of all attorneys in the state.
What are the most common causes of electrocution injuries?
There are many possible causes of electrocution and electric shock injuries, but some of the more common causes include:
- Downed power lines caused by storms
- Downed power lines caused by a negligently maintained electrical system or infrastructure
- Sagging power lines
- Objects such as ladders, conductive material, and even growing vegetation that come in contact with an energized power line or other electricity source
- Exposed wires or inadequate safety measures at construction sites
- Faulty equipment in the workplace
- Negligently installed or faulty swimming pool lights and pumps
- The absence of GFCI (ground-fault circuit interrupters) safety outlets
- Damaged or faulty wiring in home appliances including power cords, power strips, and portable heaters
Who are the most common victims of electrocution accidents in Michigan?
Electrocution and electric shock accidents can happen to anyone, anytime, and anywhere where there are electrical currents. But some individuals are more susceptible than others, including:
- Lineman electrocuted
- Electricians
- Repairmen
- Tree trimmers
- Utility workers
- Construction workers electrocuted
- Maintenance personnel
- Homeowners
- Swimmers
- Teenagers
- Children
Get help from an experienced Michigan electrical accident attorney
If you or a loved one was the victim of an electrocution or electric shock case in Michigan, you should call and speak with Jeff Feldman today. Jeff has more experience and savvy in this specialized area of law than arguably any other attorney in the country. He has handled dozens of these cases throughout Michigan and the United States for individuals who have been seriously injured or tragically lost a loved one. You can call Jeff toll free at (844) 638-0374 for a free, no-obligation consultation.