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Electrocuted.com is the only law firm in the U.S. that focuses only on injuries and deaths caused by electrocution and electric shock. Founder Jeffrey Feldman and nationally recognized trial lawyer Chris Stombaugh lead our team. We fight for families and communities in Michigan and across the country.
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Electrocution shock injury and death cases are a unique, challenging, and complex field of personal injury law. Adding to the difficulty, in most cases, injured individuals and their families are going up against large power and utility companies. It can feel like David versus Goliath.
When the going gets tough and the deck is stacked against you, you need an experienced attorney to help you get the compensation you deserve.
Electrocution Lawyers is the nation’s only law firm focused exclusively on protecting families involved in electrocution and shock injury cases. We have more than 40 years of experience litigating these cases, and we have the resources and track record needed to stand up to negligent businesses and insurance companies across the United States.
Our electrocution lawyers have recovered record-breaking settlements and jury awards for those injured by electrocution.
If you or a loved one have been electrocuted in an incident that was not your fault, your focus should be on healing and rebuilding your life—not fighting legal battles against giant corporations.
We understand what you’re going through, and we are committed to providing our clients and our referral attorneys with the best possible legal advice and representation. This includes:
We’ve focused exclusively on electrocution cases for decades. We know the insurance company tricks, and we use every possible means at our disposal to obtain critical evidence—including, oftentimes, information that’s intentionally kept from us when power companies are the first to arrive on the accident scene.
Our attorneys have developed a nationwide network of some of the top experts to help us investigate and argue electrocution cases—including engineers, scientists, medical researchers, physicians, and more. We also work with attorneys through the United States, including through attorney co-counsel and/or pro hac vice representation.
Our lawyers are licensed to practice in Michigan, New York, Florida, Wyoming, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, federal courts, and the U.S. Court of Claims. We have handled cases across the country, including in Illinois, Ohio, and California, as well as in the U.S. Court of Appeals. We also accept and honor referral fees for co-counsel arrangements.
Jeffrey H. Feldman is a personal injury attorney who focuses primarily on electrocution cases, and has represented families whose lives have been devastated by electrical injuries and fatalities for more than 40 years. Although based in Michigan, Jeff has handled electrocution cases across the country, and can litigate in all 50 states. Very few lawyers nationwide can match his experience and results in these types of cases.
Chris Stombaugh is widely considered one of the top trial lawyers in America today. He has won approximately $200 million in verdicts and settlements for individuals and families all across the country, holding companies and corporations accountable when their negligence has taken lives or resulted in serious and catastrophic injuries. Chris is an in-demand speaker at national legal conferences and seminars and he is on the teaching faculty at the Trial Lawyers College. Based in Wisconsin, Chris is licensed in several states. He consults and litigates throughout the U.S.
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Our website and blog are aimed at helping share the dangers and legal recourses that are available to injury victims and their families. We aim to provide the general public and personal injury lawyers throughout the U.S. with power line safety tips and legal advice in this very complicated area of injury law.
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