Austin Electrocution Injury Attorney

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Electrical accidents on construction sites can result in life-threatening and sometimes fatal injuries to workers. If you or someone you love has been injured in an electrocution accident, or if you have suffered the loss of a family member in an electrical accident, you should seek the advice of the Austin electrocution accident attorney at The Stewart Law Firm, PLLC immediately. As soon as you turn to us for help, we will begin working on a personal injury claim on your behalf to present to the party responsible for your injuries.

Determining the Extent of Your Injuries

At The Stewart Law Firm, PLLC, we represent construction workers who have been injured in electrical accidents. Our firm's extensive experience with these cases allows us to be proactive in the process of determining the full extent of your injuries, identifying the type of medical care you will need, and seeking fair compensation for all of your losses.

Electrical accidents can cause serious injuries such as:

• Nerve damage
• Severe burn injuries
• Cardiac or respiratory arrest
• Scarring and disfigurement
• Internal organ damage
• Permanent paralysis
• Difficulty breathing
• Brain damage

Electrical injuries can come about in a number of different ways. Whether a live wire comes into contact with a metal beam or an electrician cuts into a live wire in a part of the building that is supposed to be shut down, victims are entitled to seek compensation through a claim when the negligence of another causes them to suffer serious harm.

How The Stewart Law Firm, PLLC Can Assist You

Over the years, our Austin electrocution lawyers have investigated and successfully resolved many construction accident cases. Working with a network of skilled experts, we determine whether a lack of ground fault detection, defective equipment or some other cause led to your injuries. We identify the responsible parties and do everything in our power to see that they are held accountable—not only for your medical bills and lost earnings, but for your pain and suffering as well.