Serious and Permanent Injury From Electrical Accidents
Contact with live electrical current can cause both acute injuries such as burns or falling injuries and long-term effects such as nerve damage or brain injury. Electric shock incidents are very traumatic and those who do survive may never be the same again. If another party bears responsibility, monetary damages must cover both the economic and the personal toll.
Did you or a family member suffered serious injuries from electrical contact because of the negligence of another person or entity? Was a loved one electrocuted in a preventable electrical accident? Corless Associates in Tampa has helped victims recover personal injury compensation of electric shock injuries, and we have helped families recover wrongful death damages for electrocution accidents.
Aggressive personal injury representation
Please contact us today for a free consultation. We handle electric shock injury cases in Hillsborough County and surrounding west-central Florida.
Tampa to Tallahassee Electrocution Attorneys
Personal injury trial lawyer Ted A. Corless has handled a number of electrical shock cases. He has the experience and resources to conduct a thorough investigation into the circumstances, from work site accidents or defective consumer products to exposed wiring or contact with power lines. He is familiar with the range of injuries and after-effects common in electrical accidents:
- Electrical burns
- Internal burns
- Nerve damage (loss of use, loss of sensation)
- Traumatic brain injury
- Secondary injuries from blackouts, falls from heights, etc.
- Post-traumatic stress (PTSD)
We work with clients and family members to detail the impact of the electric shock accident. Burn injuries may require skin grafts and physical therapy. Nerve damage or cognitive disruption may make it impossible to return to work. Others suffer a range of symptoms from numbness and tingling to memory loss or even personality change. Our goal is to ensure that the medical, financial, psychological and emotional aspects of a catastrophic injury are appropriately compensated. We prepare for trial in the event that the responsible party denies liability or the insurance companies refuse to pay full damages.
Contact the Tampa electric shock attorneys of Corless Associates by calling 813-498-1623 or 877-517-5595. We handle personal injury cases on a contingency basis; there are no attorney fees unless we recover compensation.
