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Electrocution Accidents

Much of modern society is dependent upon the wonders of electric power. This tremendous force surrounds us, and we take for granted that a great deal of precise work goes into safeguarding the devices in our lives that utilize electricity. While this is a testament to human ingenuity, it also reveals the thin wall that stands between us and painful, even life threatening, injuries.

Some injuries involving electricity happen to professionals whose job it is to deal with installation or maintenance of electrical components. Too many people, however, are hurt or even killed in an unexpected accident involving defective electrical products. If you or someone you love has been hurt by electricity coming from a faulty device, you need someone to fight for your rights. Call 800-346-5529 for the guidance of a New Jersey defective product attorney from the law offices of Levinson Axelrod, P.A.

How to Avoid Electric Shock and Electrocution

It is hard to be cautious each and every time you handle an electrical device because they are so common. It is important, however, that when you deal with certain appliances in your house, or the power lines around your house, you keep certain safety tips in mind:

  • Power Lines: fallen or damaged power lines need to be reported to your energy company right away. Do not attempt to do anything with exposed wires yourself.
  • Appliances: be aware of anything unusual about your electrical devices. Never use anything with damaged wiring or housing. For help with damaged items, see a professional.
  • Avoid Water: wet or damp areas are not safe places to use electrical devices. The same is true of your body – don’t operate electrical devices if your hands are not completely dry.

Contact Us

If you have suffered electrocution as a result of a fallen power lines, bad wiring, or a defective product, you need the help of an experienced New Jersey personal injury attorney at Levinson Axelrod, P.A., by calling 800-346-5529 today.