Electrocution Injuries

Every year, over 1000 Americans die in accidents involving electricity, and many more are injured. These accidents usually occur because of our own negligence. This is not always the case though. Some situations put us in danger without us knowing. In that case, our injuries may be the fault of another individual’s negligence.

If you or someone you love has been electrocuted and suffered an injury, contact the Philadelphia personal injury lawyers of Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C. at 215-238-1130 to learn more about filing a lawsuit.

Preventing Electrocution

Electrocution may result from any number of sources. No matter what electrocutes you, your injuries may be severe depending on the amount of electricity that passes through your body. These injuries could result in a severe burn, nerve damage, or even death.

It can be easy to identify potential dangers and correct them. Some common ways you can avoid electrocution are:

• Checking for faulty or exposed wires
• Keeping electronics away from water
• Maintaining your electrical sockets and power strips
• Avoiding downed power lines

Though many of these tips may seem like common sense, we usually assume these things to be non-issues and do not look out for any abnormalities. Unfortunately, even if we are mindful of dangerous conditions, some situations may be beyond our control. Suffering an injury due to electrocution in these cases may be the fault of someone else.

Contact Us

Electrocution can seriously injure you and your loved ones. If you have suffered an injury from electrocution, contact the Philadelphia personal injury attorneys of Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C. at 215-238-1130 to find out how we can help you.