Electrocution

Atlanta Electrocution Injury Lawyers

Electrocution accidents, though uncommon, can result in serious injuries and even death. When a construction worker is burned, falls due to an electric shock or is electrocuted, the worker may suffer damage to both their external skin and internal organs, including the brain and heart. Even when an Atlanta electrocution accident only results in a minor wound, the worker may have actually sustained major damage to their internal tissues and nervous system.  

When a worker is seriously injured in an electrocution accident, legal recourse may be available, depending on the cause of the injury. To find out if you can seek compensation through a construction accident lawsuit, complete our no-cost, no-risk case review form today. 

Atlanta Electrocution Accident Causes

When the negligence of a general contractor or similar party leads to an electrocution accident, those injured as a result may have legal recourse. The following are among the causes of Atlanta electric shock accidents which may qualify employees for a construction accident lawsuit: 

Additionally, injured construction workers may be able to take legal action if their electric shock injuries were caused by a defective power tool. 

Electric Shock Lawyers in Atlanta

If you or a loved one has suffered an electric shock on a construction site, our construction injury attorneys can investigate the cause of your accident to determine if another individual or entity is liable for your suffering. While injured construction workers cannot sue their employers, they may be able to pursue third-party claims against the site owners, contractors, equipment manufacturers, subcontractors and other at-fault parties. To find out if you can file an electric shock accident lawsuit in Georgia, complete our free case review form today.