Electrocution
If you’ve been hurt in an electrocution accident, Williams & Williams personal injury attorneys will fight for a settlement or verdict that reflects your emotional trauma and physical pain and suffering.
Have you been hurt in an electrocution accident?
Electrocution accidents are extremely serious and often result in permanent injury or even death. Electrocution accidents can occur anywhere—a home, a public building, a shop, or any place where there are exposed wires or other electrical hazards.
South Carolina law requires that property owners take necessary precautions to ensure that their premises are safe for guests, customers, clients, employees, and other visitors. When injuries to visitors or customers are caused by unsafe conditions, there is often a liability case to be made.
Do I have a claim?
If you were electrocuted while on someone else’s property, you may have a claim if the accident was caused by the property owner’s negligence.
When visitors or customers are harmed by preventable contact with exposed wiring or similar electrical hazards, there is often a liability case to be made.
When should you call an attorney?
Right away. If you or a loved one were electrocuted while on someone else’s property, our experienced team can investigate the situation, build a persuasive case, and help you receive fair compensation.
How can Williams & Williams help?
Receiving the compensation you deserve depends largely on demonstrating the knowing negligence of the property owner while showing that you yourself were not negligent ahead of the accident.
This can be difficult to do on your own, but the experienced attorneys at Williams & Williams can help to investigate, build your case, and aggressively fight for what you’re owed.
Since 1936, we’ve recovered millions in damages for clients in Orangeburg County and across South Carolina. We will relentlessly advocate for your full and fair compensation.
What will it cost for Williams & Williams to handle my case?
We operate on a contingency fee, which means we don’t charge anything unless you recover damages.
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