Last updated on October 22, 2024
Electrical shock injuries can lead to severe trauma, often requiring extensive medical care, surgeries and rehabilitation. If you or a loved one suffered a shock due to unsafe conditions or negligence, you may be entitled to seek compensation for the physical, emotional and financial toll of the injury. A knowledgeable Seattle personal injury attorney can assist in building a strong case for your recovery.
At Pendergast Law, we are committed to representing Washington victims of electrical shock accidents. Our firm offers personalized attention and a deep understanding of the legal process, backed by almost three decades of success in handling complex injury claims. With a focus on obtaining just outcomes, we work diligently to protect your rights and secure fair compensation.
What Causes Electrical Shock Injuries?
Electrical shock injuries can result from various unsafe situations, frequently stemming from negligence or lack of safety precautions. Common causes include:
- Faulty wiring in homes, businesses or public spaces.
- Accidents involving high-voltage power lines or electrical equipment.
- Workplace hazards, especially in construction or industrial settings.
- Code violations related to improper installation or maintenance.
- Contractor negligence in failing to adhere to safety protocols.
These injuries can result in significant medical costs, physical pain and long-term effects. If your shock injury occurred under these circumstances, a Pendergast Law lawyer can help explore your options for legal recourse.
Long-Term Impacts Of An Electrical Shock Injury
Electrical shock injuries can have lasting, life-changing effects on a victim’s health and quality of life. Some of the long-term consequences include:
- Electrical burns that require multiple surgeries and skin grafts.
- Permanent nerve damage, impacting mobility and daily functioning.
- Ongoing physical or mental disabilities that affect employment and independence.
- The emotional toll of chronic pain, scarring and trauma.
If your injuries were the result of negligence, you may have the opportunity to file an electrocution lawsuit and pursue compensation for these long-term damages.
Get In Touch Today
At Pendergast Law, we stand ready to support you in seeking the compensation you deserve. To learn more about your options, fill out our online contact form or call 888-539-9211 for a free initial consultation.