Wisconsin Electrocution Accident Lawyer: Best Electrocution Accident Attorney
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Electrocuted.com is the only law firm in the country that focuses only on injuries and deaths caused by electricity. Founded by Jeffrey H. Feldman and joined by nationally known trial lawyer Chris Stombaugh, our team fights for families and communities in Wisconsin and across the United States.

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How Our Wisconsin Electrocution Lawyers Can Help You

If you were seriously injured, or if a loved one has been lost due to an electric shock in Wisconsin, you need an experienced electrocution accident lawyer who knows how to get you and your family the fullest compensation and money damages you and your family are legally entitled to.

Because electrical cases are highly specialized and very complex, only an experienced personal injury attorney with a proven track record of standing up to the public utilities and power companies can get you the maximum settlement for your Wisconsin case.

There are many personal injury lawyers in Wisconsin who advertise and claim to handle electrocution and electric shock accident cases – despite the fact that most have never actually handled an electrical injury case at all.

Attorneys Jeffrey Feldman and Chris Stombaugh are different. Jeff has handled more electrocution and electric shock cases across the country during his 35 years of practice than almost any other lawyer, including in Wisconsin. Chris is known as one of the top trial lawyers in the United States. Electrocuted.com is the only law firm in the country that focuses only on electrocution, electric shock injuries, and wrongful death. Lawyers across the nation refer these cases to Jeff and Chris because of their rare experience and strong record of success.

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Settlements And Verdicts

Jeffrey Feldman and Chris Stombaugh have won multiple million-dollar verdicts and settlements for victims of electrocution and electric shock and their families. Below are some of the strong results that Jeff, Chris, and their legal team have achieved for their clients:

  • $15

    Million

    Settlement

  • $1

    Million

    Settlement

  • $7.75

    Million

    Settlement

  • $5

    Million

    Won at trial against an electrical utility resulting in economic and noneconomic damages.

  • Nearly $15

    Million

    Electric shock settlement for workplace electrical injuries suffered at an industrial facility.

  • $13.5

    Million

    An individual was killed after a car crash, due to an electrical failure in the vehicle that caused a fire.

  • $2

    Million

    Settlement against both an electrician and a municipality after a child was shocked by a lighting pole at a baseball field and suffered a severe electrical injury.

  • $2

    Million

    Settlement in Arkansas in 2022 after a $0 offer.

  • $4.55

    Million

    Settlement against an electric utility company, after a communications worker was killed on the job due to the utility company’s negligence.

  • $6

    Million

    Won at trial for the family of a 5-year-old girl who was killed due to negligent installation and maintenance of power lines by Detroit Edison. Sanctions and interest increased the total to $10 million. The highest settlement offer received during trial was just $75,000.

  • $2

    Million

    Won at trial against an electric utility after a man was killed by a downed power line. There were no eyewitnesses to the death, and the utility company never offered to settle.

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  • Jeff was so compassionate toward me and my husband at the time, and pretty much anybody involved. He just had a way of making you feel comfortable with him. We just really struck up a rapport with him, and it was genuine. He was genuinely concerned about this happening and felt that he needed to fight for us.

    - Loretta Balotta, Former Client

  • Electrocution cases are a niche. Defense experts for utility companies are the best in the U.S. and it takes an expert to fare against their seemingly unlimited resources and power. The cases are so labor intensive and require you to work around the clock, as the defense team can be up to six or seven attorneys. Jeff brings the intensity those cases require.

    - Rick Arcaro, Attorney

  • I met Jeff about 40 years ago and during that period of time, I’ve had the opportunity to work with him on cases, so I’ve had the opportunity to see how he works. He’s very, very specific in what he does. He’s very good at what he does. He delves into all the medical and all the liability issues. He’s somebody that I believe personally is one of the smartest, most conscientious attorneys in the State of Michigan.

    - Leonard Koltonow, Attorney

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What type of compensation can I get for my injuries after an electrical accident in Wisconsin?

Our experienced Wisconsin electrocution accident lawyers will fight for you to ensure that you recover full compensation for your injuries and your economic damages such as medical bills and lost wages. A settlement that reflects the true value of your case will include compensation for the following:

  • Pain and suffering (WIS JI-CIVIL 1768)
  • Disability
  • Disfigurement
  • Worry
  • Distress
  • Embarrassment
  • Humiliation
  • Loss of the ability to enjoy the normal activities, pleasures and benefits of life
  • Past and future health care expenses
  • Past and future loss of earning capacity

An electrocution accident lawyer can recover punitive damages under Wisconsin law (Wis. Stat. 895.043) from a negligent party if he or she “acted maliciously toward” an electric shock victim or “in an intentional disregard of the rights” of the victim. The purpose of making a negligent party pay punitive damages to an electric shock victim “is to punish” the negligent party or to deter the negligent party “and others from engaging in similar conduct in the future.” (WIS JI-CIVIL 1707.1) However, the amount of punitive damages that can be awarded is limited to either twice the amount of any compensatory damages or $200,000, whichever is greater.

The factors that affect the dangerousness of an electric shock include: (1) the electric current’s amperage, (2) the path that electricity took as it passed through a person’s body; and (3) the amount of time that a person is exposed to or made contact with the source of electricity.

Wrongful Death

If your loved one lost his or her life in an electrocution or electric shock accident in Wisconsin, you may be able to hire a lawyer to file a wrongful death lawsuit against the negligent parties. The damages that are recoverable under Wisconsin’s wrongful death law include:

  • Pain and suffering from the time of the incident up to the time that a loved one passes away (WIS JI-CIVIL 1855)
  • Loss of your loved one’s society and companionship (up to $350,000 if your loved one was an adult, and up to $500,000 if your loved one was a minor)
  • Loss of your loved one’s financial support and contributions (which is also known as pecuniary injury damages)
  • Loss of services
  • Medical expenses
  • Hospital expenses
  • Funeral expenses

Punitive damages are not available in wrongful death actions in Wisconsin.

A wrongful death lawsuit can be filed by the personal representative of your loved one’s estate or one of the following surviving family members:

  • Spouse or domestic partner
  • Children or grandchildren
  • Parents
  • Grandparents
  • Siblings
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The best electrocution accident lawyer for your Wisconsin case is ready to help you now!

Electrocution accident lawyers Jeffrey Feldman and Chris Stombaugh have helped victims of electrocution and electric shock in Wisconsin and across the country for more than 35 years. They are among the most experienced attorneys in the United States for electrical injury and wrongful death cases.Two of their recent case results include:

  • Nearly $15 million for workplace electrical injuries in an industrial accident
  • $13.5 million for a family who lost a loved one in an electrical fire

Jeff, Chris, and their team are not afraid to take on powerful utility companies, power companies, insurance companies, and negligent corporations in Wisconsin. These companies often try to avoid responsibility when their actions cause harm.

Jeff and Chris have earned a strong reputation because of their results, deep knowledge of electrical injury cases, and the personal care they give each client. These are the main reasons why people across the country turn to them for help in electrocution and electric shock cases.

Jeff has received the highest rating for legal skill and ethics from Martindale-Hubbell.

Both Jeff and Chris have been repeatedly named Super Lawyers, an honor given to only the top 5 percent of attorneys in the state.

Jeff and Chris are the electrocution lawyers you want for your Wisconsin case.

Jeffrey H. Feldman, Electrocution Attorney

What are the most common causes of electrocution injuries?

Our experienced Wisconsin electrocution accident lawyers and electric shock attorneys indicate that the most common types of injuries in these cases happen because of contact with downed or sagging power lines, exposure to objects that have come in contact with a power line or other energy source, workplace electrical injuries, negligently installed swimming pool lights or pumps, the absence of properly grounded safety outlets, faulty wiring in home appliances and power cords, and more.

What are the most common electrical injuries?

Burns (electrical and thermal) are the most common single injury in electric shock cases. Other common injuries include brain injuries, heart injuries, cardiac arrest, permanent scarring, injuries caused by falls, physical and psychological pain and suffering, post electric shock syndrome, diminished quality of life, and death.

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Get help from an experienced Wisconsin electrocution accident lawyer

If you or someone you love was injured or killed in an electrocution or electric shock accident, you can speak to Jeff Feldman, arguably the nation’s most experienced electric shock accident and electrocution attorney, or Chris Stombaugh, who is widely considered one of the top trial lawyers in America today. Jeff and Chris have handled electrocution and electric shock cases in many states. They have helped families after accidents caused by faulty products, construction negligence, low or fallen power lines, and unsafe or broken pool equipment. They also work with other lawyers across the country on electrical injury and wrongful death cases. You can call Jeff and Chris toll free at (947) 282-4269 for a free consultation.

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Wisconsin Electrocution Accident Lawyer FAQs

Electrocution and electric shock injuries and deaths are incredibly traumatic, leaving victims and survivors with many unanswered questions. We’ve compiled a set of FAQs below, which we hope will answer many of them. However, we are here for you if you still have questions. Feel free to contact us anytime, at no cost and with no obligation. One of our experienced attorneys will answer any question you might have for free.


Why do I need an electrocution accident lawyer for my case in Wisconsin?

Only an experienced electrical injury attorney knows exactly how to handle these very specialized cases. There are many steps that must be followed to ensure that you and your family get maximum compensation in the minimum possible time. Hiring an experienced electrocution accident lawyer who specializes exclusively in these Wisconsin cases means:

  • An immediate and thorough investigation of the circumstances of your case, including whether the defendant committed any violations of the National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) or the National Electrical Code (NEC)
  • Submission of a timely notice to preserve evidence on the defendant, to ensure there is no destruction of key evidence
  • A quick determination of fault (which party or parties are potentially liable)
  • A determination and review of all available insurance policies and other sources of funding
  • Use of the country’s best experts in all aspects of electrical death and electric shock cases, including reconstruction of the electrical incident, case valuation, and much more.
  • Peace of mind that your attorney will protect your from being bullied by the utility company, its defense attorney, and any insurance adjusters
  • A bigger and faster settlement!

How Do I Choose The Best Lawyer For My Wisconsin Electrocution accident?

Choosing the best lawyer for your Wisconsin electrocution accident case can be challenging, especially with so many attorneys spending big dollars to get in front of you and claim they can handle it. Look past their inflated sales pitches and focus on substance. The top 4 qualities your electric shock attorney needs to have are: (1) significant experience in this area of law, (2) specialized knowledge and skill in handling these cases, (3) a track record of winning full compensation settlements and trial verdicts, and (4) a reputation among the insurance companies that your lawyer actually tries cases and wins.


How much does an electrocution accident lawyer cost in Wisconsin?

If you don’t win, you shouldn’t pay a dime. Our electrocution accident lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, which means if we don’t secure a winning settlement or trial verdict for your Wisconsin case, then , you don’t owe us anything. No attorney fee and no reimbursement for litigation costs and expenses. You pay only after your case has been resolved. Our fee and costs are paid from the amount that we have recovered for you. You will never pay up-front costs. You will never be billed while your case is pending. And you will never be asked to pay anything out-of-pocket.


How long does a settlement take?

The amount of time it takes to secure your settlement depends on a variety of factors. The most important factors in determining how long your settlement will take are:

  • Your injuries
  • Your medical needs
  • Your ability to work
  • The attorney you choose
  • The defendant
  • The insurance company
  • Opposing counsel
  • Available insurance policies and financial assets
  • The venue
  • The judge
  • Discovery
  • Case evaluation
  • Mediation
  • Facilitation
  • Settlement conferences
  • Negotiations

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