Los accidentes de electrocución
Electrocution Injury in Atlanta? Personal Injury Attorney Scott Hart Can Help
Electrocution is a devastating injury. Construction workers, electricians, and laborers must take extra care while at work. Further, employers have a responsibility to maintain a standard level of safety while on the job. Unfortunately, accidents still happen. If you suffered electric shock injury while working because of someone else's negligence, it may be time to consult a personal injury attorney. Hart Law takes electrocution cases very seriously, and their dedication to clients is what sets them apart from other Atlanta area law firms. They work for the maximum compensation that you deserve. Find out how Hart Law can help you.
How a Lawyer Can Help With a Worker's Compensation Claim
Attorney Hart has nearly two decades of defending victims' rights in catastrophic accidents. After an initial consultation in which he listens to the circumstances surrounding the accident, the Hart Law team of experienced associates begins investigating the claim.
If possible, prepare for your initial consultation with the following documents:
- Medical Records
- Written record of the events leading up to the electrocution accident
- Witnesses' names and contact information
- Any video surveillance footage
- Insurance information
Although this information is not mandatory for a first meeting, it helps our team develop an accurate claim for you. A resourceful personal injury lawyer knows how to effectively communicate your losses to insurance adjusters and aggressively seek the maximum compensation for you. Be sure you have a resourceful worker's comp lawyer who strives to settle all claims before entering a courtroom, but is aggressive and knowledgeable enough to go to litigation when necessary.
Electrocution/Electric Shock 101
The survival rate for electrocution is just under five percent. Electric shock can cause a devastating injury or untimely death, and should not be taken lightly. If you witness another person being electrocuted, take the following steps:
- Immediately disconnect the source of electricity
- Do not touch or move the person until he/she is no longer connected to the current of electricity
- Do not move the person unless he/she is in immediate danger from another object
- Call 911 as soon as possible
Common signs that a person needs immediate medical attention:
- Burns
- Confused/shocked
- Shortness of breath
- Heart problems
- Muscle pains/ contractions
- Seizures
If you have suffered an electrocution injury, you may be entitled to significant compensation for your accident, including worker's comp. Hart Law investigates the situation, evaluates your pain and suffering, and defends your rights to financial and employment compensation. Consider the benefits of hiring an experienced Atlanta personal injury attorney.
Contact Hart Law
We offer free consultations, and accept cases on a contingency basis. If you are entitled to compensation for an injury due to electrocution or electric shock, we will help you prove it. You will only pay an attorney fee when we successfully collect on your claim, so don't wait to procure legal advice. Begin your process of recovery by contacting the law office of Scott Hart at 404-355-3620.
