Electrical Accidents

Some of the most severe injuries suffered come from accidents involving electricity. Electrocution can cause death and serious injury. Thus, there are special laws that regulate precautions that are necessary when either a consumer or worker has to deal with electricity. These special laws are applied in Long Beach, Los Angeles and all of Southern California.

Types of electrical accidents include, but are not limited to:

Power plant construction accidents
Accidents to journeymen and electricians
Construction accidents
Oilfield instrumentation
480 3 phase oilfield installations
High voltage switches and lines
PG&E installations
Crane contacts with high voltage
Sagging power lines violating General Order 95
Uninsulated oilfield transmission lines
Frayed or damaged wiring
Unguarded or unfenced power installations

When you are hurt on the job, you are entitled to Workers' compensation benefits. An injured worker is entitled to these benefits irrespective of who caused his/her injury. The compensation scheme for Workers compensation is regulated by the State of California and the need for a qualified Workers compensation attorney is usually required.

In addition, if your electrical injury occurred as a result of the negligence or fault of someone other than your employer, you have a claim against the at-fault party.

If you have been seriously injured in an electrical accident, you need to hire an attorney who understands the law, the insurance company nonsense, and the defendants' attorney’s dilatory and obstructive tactics. You need to hire an accomplished attorney who has the knowledge, experience and resources – One who is committed to you and your case, and can obtain for you the results you deserve.

If you were the victim of an electrical accident in the Long Beach or Greater Los Angeles area and need superior, effective legal representation with maximum results, please call us today at 888-394-1174 to discuss your case.

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