Contact with live electrical equipment and wiring, overhead power lines, machinery, and appliances can cause death by electrocution. Most of these deaths can be traced back to failures to implement proper safety standards in the workplace. Improper grounding, miscommunication, defective wiring, or working near power lines are examples of situations that can cause electrical work injuries. In a non-work environment, people may be electrocuted due to defective products, faulty wiring, or downed power lines. The parties responsible for an electrical injury may be a supervisor, manufacturer of a defective product, construction company, or other individual or business entity responsible for causing the electrical accident. Our electrocution attorneys can talk to you about your case to see who can be held liable and how to move forward with a case.