Atlanta, GA -- (SBWire) -- 09/21/2017 --Electrical installation or cable wiring service workers are encouraged to contact the Law Offices of Darwin F. Johnson if they are in need of a workers compensation lawyer in Atlanta. Darwin F. Johnson's team is committed to helping those working in this dangerous field stay safe on the job, as well as receive the compensation that they need and deserve following a work-related injury.
It may come as no surprise that electrocutions are considered to be the leading cause of injury amongst those working in electrical services. According to The Electrical Safety Foundation International, a little over 1,700 electricians died as a result of exposure to an electrical current in the past decade alone.
Electricity is a dangerous material, and a large number of these fatalities are believed to have been the result of a wire being assumed to be dead when it was actually live. In addition to fatalities, exposure to an electric current also caused a large number of injuries, the most common of which were burns and falls.
While it's crucial to remain vigilant and alert on the job, accidents still happen. When an Atlanta worker is injured performing his or her duties, they should employ the services of an Atlanta workers' comp lawyer to help navigate their case. Anyone who has been injured on the job and is seeking legal representation is encouraged to contact the Law Offices of Darwin F. Johnson by calling 404-692-6482 for more information and a free initial consultation.
About The Law Offices of Darwin F. Johnson
The Law Offices of Darwin F. Johnson provide legal defense for individuals all throughout the greater Atlanta, Georgia area. He provides effective legal defense for individuals unjustly injured while at the workplace and gets them the compensation they need. Clients of Darwin F. Johnson don't pay unless he delivers compensation.
Reach the Law Offices of Darwin F. Johnson today by phone at 404-692-6482.
The Law Offices of Darwin F. Johnson Keeps Electricians Informed About Workers Compensation