Electrocution

Electrocution accidents are sudden, violent, and often life-threatening. Whether they happen at work, on a construction site, in a home, or at a public location, the physical damage can be long-lasting. In the most serious cases, electrocution can lead to cardiac arrest, permanent nerve damage, or even death.

At Farzan Law, we represent individuals and families whose lives have been changed by electrical injuries. Attorney Alex Farzan works with victims to identify who is responsible and to recover full compensation for the pain, expenses, and trauma they have experienced.

How Electrocution Accidents Happen

Electrocution accidents happen in a variety of settings. On construction sites, workers are often exposed to live wires, unfinished electrical systems, or equipment that is not properly grounded. In homes or businesses, faulty wiring, exposed outlets, or broken appliances can lead to electric shock. Some accidents happen when underground power lines are not marked or when utility companies fail to maintain their systems.

Many of these incidents occur because of poor maintenance, lack of safety precautions, or failure to follow basic electrical codes. If someone’s carelessness or failure to act caused your injury, you may be entitled to take legal action.

Injuries Linked to Electrocution Accidents

Electrical injuries can cause damage throughout the body. Burns are common, especially on the hands and feet where the current enters and exits. Victims may also suffer from heart damage, seizures, nerve injuries, loss of muscle control, or brain damage. In severe cases, electrocution can lead to unconsciousness, coma, or death.

Recovery is often long and painful. Victims may need emergency treatment, multiple surgeries, skin grafts, and months of rehabilitation. At Farzan Law, we understand how serious these injuries are and build each case to reflect the long-term impact they have on your life.

Who Can Be Held Responsible

Liability in an electrocution accident depends on where and how it happened. Property owners may be responsible for dangerous wiring or exposed outlets. Construction companies may be held accountable for failing to train workers or secure work zones. Utility companies may be liable for unsafe power lines or equipment. In some cases, a product manufacturer may be to blame for a defect that caused the injury.

At Farzan Law, we investigate the source of the hazard and work to uncover who failed to protect your safety. We gather maintenance records, site reports, witness statements, and expert opinions to build the strongest possible case.

What You Can Recover

If you were electrocuted because of someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to recover compensation for your medical treatment, surgery, therapy, and future care. If your injury has affected your ability to work or earn a living, we will seek damages for lost wages and long-term loss of earnings.

You can also pursue compensation for physical pain, emotional trauma, and the effects the injury has had on your everyday life. If a loved one died due to electrocution, we can help you bring a wrongful death claim and hold the responsible party accountable.

At Farzan Law, we work to make sure your recovery reflects every part of your loss—now and in the future.

Why Choose Farzan Law

At Farzan Law, we approach every electrocution case with care, urgency, and a commitment to results. Attorney Alex Farzan personally handles each case from start to finish. You will never be passed off or left in the dark.

We handle everything—from the investigation and legal filings to dealing with the insurance companies. We fight for what is fair, and we do not get paid unless we win your case.

Talk with a Los Angeles Electrocution Accident Lawyer Today

Electrocution accidents can be terrifying and life-changing. You may be dealing with pain, lost work, and a long recovery. Let us help you understand your rights and take the next step toward justice.

Call Farzan Law today at (424) 325-3112 for a free consultation. There is no cost to speak with us, and we only get paid if we recover money for you.

At Farzan Law, we fight for those who have suffered from serious and preventable accidents. If you or a loved one has been injured in an electrocution incident, we are here to help you move forward.