A defective machine, exposed wires, and other mishaps can quickly lead to serious electrical injuries. In some cases, it can also cause electrocution, which is a death caused by electricity.
Regardless of the exact cause, if you were injured at work in an electrical accident, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation. Likewise, if you lost a loved one, the workers’ compensation insurer may be obligated to pay death benefits to a deceased employee’s dependents and/or next of kin.
At Brown Moore & Associates, PLLC, our Charlotte electrocution accident lawyer has decades of experience helping clients through the workers’ compensation process. After an electrical injury or electrocution on the job, we will work directly with you to make sure you understand your options, your rights under the law, and how our firm can help you.
For a free initial consultation with an attorney at our firm, contact us online. We represent clients throughout the Charlotte area.