Did you experience an electrical shock accident on a construction site in New York? Are you facing medical bills, or have you lost wages because of your construction site electrocution injury? You deserve compensation for your physical, emotional and economic damages.
Our team can help. Speak with a New York electrocution accident and injury lawyer at Friedman & Simon, L.L.P. today. Call us at 516-932-0400.
- New York’s Statute of Limitations
- What Can Friedman & Simon, L.L.P. Do for You?
- Types of Electrocution Cases
- Let Friedman & Simon, L.L.P. Help with Your Electrocution Injury Case
- New York Electrocution Accidents News
New York’s Statute of Limitations
Construction workers dealing with physical, emotional, and economic damages resulting from an electrocution accident have the right to recover compensation for electrocution.
However, New York imposes a statute of limitations on how long a person has to pursue compensation for damages after sustaining injuries. Failing to file within the time proscribed by law will negate your rights to recover compensation for your damages.
Do not wait to get legal representation.
Speak to our lawyers at Friedman & Simon, L.L.P. by calling 516-932-0400 before time runs out.
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What Can Friedman & Simon, L.L.P. Do for You?
If you were injured in a New York electrocution accident, we can help. If we represent you, our staff can serve you in the following ways:
Fight for Your Recoverable Damages
An attorney for Friedman & Simon, L.L.P. will work to recover compensation for your physical, emotional, and economic damages, including injuries, lost wages, medical bills, disability, and pain and suffering.
Collect Evidence on Your Behalf
Part of prosecuting your electrical shock construction site accident case involves collecting evidence.
Collection and Preservation of Evidence
Some of the evidence we may attempt to collect includes:
- Video or photographs of the accident scene and injuries
- Witness statements
- Medical records and doctor reports
- Electrocution Accident reports
- Inspection reports
- Contracts between the parties
Identify Liable Parties
Sometimes, several parties may be liable for your injuries, including the building owner, a subcontractor, or even a manufacturer of a part, tool, machine, or product containing an electrical defect. Our legal team will review the case facts and identify all liable parties.
Communicate Through Several Platforms
A team member at Friedman & Simon, L.L.P. will keep you up to date regarding your case. This includes replying to your emails and text messages, as well as returning your phone calls.
We will also communicate with defense lawyers and insurance representatives on your behalf.
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Types of Electrocution Cases
Your electrocution injuries may be the result of improper protective equipment or failure to adhere to safety standards set forth by OSHA, New York Labor Laws, and the New York State Industrial Code.
If another party caused your injuries, you can file a case to hold that party liable for your injuries. Get help from Friedman & Simon, L.L.P. Call 516-932-0400.
Common Electrical Shock Hazards
Many construction and worksites have plenty of energy sources and hazards. Some of the most prevalent electrocution hazards on a job site include:
- Failure to shut power supply when necessary
- Contact with power lines
- Improper use of extension cords
- Contact with power sources
- Faulty wiring
- Poorly manufactured parts
- Failure to adhere to electrical standards
- Failure to inspect
- Old wiring or equipment
Common Electrical Injuries
A victim of an electrocution accident on a job site may suffer from any number of injuries, including:
- Fatal electrocution
- Electric shocks
- Burns
- Loss of consciousness
- Nerve damage
- Temporary or complete loss of vision
- Brain injuries
- Broken bones resulting from falls after a shock
- Heart attack
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Let Friedman & Simon, L.L.P. Help with Your Electrocution Injury Case
If you are ready to speak with a lawyer about your electrocution accident, call Friedman & Simon, L.L.P. today. Our multi-lingual staff can assist you in English, Spanish, Bengali, Tamil, or Kannada.
Do not wait any longer to seek legal representation. There is a limited time to build your case and pursue the compensation you deserve.
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New York Electrocution Accidents News
Transit Worker Falls In Train Tunnel, Electrocuted By Rail But Lives
The New York subway system is not without its share of problems. Subway officials work amid hampering conditions to keep trains running on time. These problems include ancient signals, creaky trains, and more recently, people who venture onto the tracks. In 2017, there were 900 incidents where someone was on the tracks or was hit by a train after getting too close to the tracks on the platform. Only a small percentage of the incidents were reported to have been attempted suicides; many of the incidents occur when a person drops something onto the tracks and ventures to retrieve it. Some incidents included people who accidentally fell onto the tracks.
The New York Post reports that a veteran transit worker was seriously injured after falling onto the subway tracks. The incident occurred at the Yankee Stadium subway station on Friday, September 6th.
The 52-year-old MTA worker was overseeing work in the southbound D train tunnel at the 161st Street Station at around 3 a.m. He was walking the tracks when he was electrocuted by the third rail.
Not only did the man survive, but he was able to climb the stairs to the subway emergency exit hatch. An ambulance picked him up at Ogden and Jerome Avenues and transported him to Harlem Hospital.
According to co-workers, the man was lucky and only suffered from burns to his leg.
Just last month, a man who was suspected to have been homeless was killed as he walked along the tracks in the tunnels. He was electrocuted by the power that runs through the trains’ third rail.
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