Electrical Injuries, Shocks

Phoenix, Arizona, Electrical Injury Lawyer

A serious electrical shock or a fatal electrocution can result in long-term heart and respiratory problems and burns, as well as muscle and nerve damage that can impair an injury victim for a lifetime. The tragedy of an electrical accident injury or death on a construction site is that the victim is very rarely the licensed electrical worker. Negligent electrical subcontractors are often guilty of leaving their work areas in an unsafe condition, with hot" wiring left exposed for other construction workers to accidentally come in contact with.

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In most cases, no attorney's fees unless you recover money damages

If you have suffered a severe electric shock while working on a construction site, make sure that you receive a thorough examination by a doctor as soon as possible. It is equally important to talk to an experienced construction accident trial attorney who will work with your doctor to gather evidence relating to the extent of your injuries, the cause of the accident and the full affect of the damages your body may suffer. It is never too soon to start having an experienced personal injury litigation attorney get involved in determining whether you have a valid electrical injury claim for compensation.

Most electric injuries on construction sites don't happen to the licensed electrical worker. Many workers are injured because of negligence on the part of other subcontractors on the project. If you have received a serious shock, you may be entitled to receive more money than just workers' compensation.

An electrical injury to construction worker is often more than just a workers' compensation issue. Zachar & Associates, P.C. will work closely with your workers' comp lawyer to help you obtain the full and fair money damages from subcontractors, property owners or other insured parties who may be held liable for your electric shock injury.

Personal injury trial attorney Christopher Zachar offers injured construction workers nearly 15 years of courtroom experience. Fortunately, most electric shock injury claims are settled fairly, out of court. When a jury trial becomes necessary to ensure full justice and compensation, however, we have the experience and resources to help you stand up for your rights.

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Contact our offices in Phoenix, Arizona, to schedule an opportunity to discuss your electric shock or electrocution case at no cost. We handle most construction site injury claims on contingency. If you don’t receive money for your shock injury or burn, you won't pay attorney's fees.