Electrocution and Burns

Electrocution and burn injuries often result from industrial plant accidents, petrochemical accidents, or construction accidents. Electrocution or electric shock or burn injuries can result from a wide variety of circumstances, including an explosion, a defective product, or a property owner's failure to maintain his or her premises. If you have suffered a burn injury or lost a family member in an electrocution accident, you may be entitled to compensation above and beyond workers' compensation. At Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels & Friend, our attorneys are experienced in the investigation of workplace accidents involving electrocution and burn injuries.

We will identify every potential source of liability and the cause of the accident. Our goal is to get you and your family the compensation you deserve for your injuries and losses. Contact us today to schedule an appointment with a lawyer at our firm.

Sufficiently high electric current or an electric shock can cause heart damage, burn injuries, or electrocution (death). If your family member was electrocuted at any site or in a workplace accident or if you suffered serious burn injuries, our lawyers can help you recover the compensation to which you are entitled for the wrongful death of your family member or the injuries you sustained. At Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels & Friend, we are experienced in handling burn injury cases involving:

• Hazardous chemical exposure
• Electric shock injuries
• Explosions
• Petrochemical Accidents
• Construction Site Accidents
• Roadwork Construction Accidents
• Admiralty/Maritime Injuries
• Premises liability
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Burn injuries and electrocutions often arise in industrial accidents, petrochemical accidents, or other workplace accidents. Our attorneys are familiar with industry standards and regulations, and we have successfully pursued and recovered verdicts and settlements for the family members of people electrocuted in workplace accidents and for workers who sustained burn injuries on-the-job. We are highly experienced in the complexities of the laws governing workplace injuries and will work diligently and aggressively to resolve your case.

Contact Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels & Friend in Houston, Texas, for more information about our electrocution and burn injuries lawsuits. Our experienced lawyers are prepared to initiate an investigation and pursue your claim.