Yes. Every worker in Texas—regardless of immigration status—is protected under injury law. We will fight to uphold your rights and pursue full compensation after an electrical injury.

Yes. Many electrical injury cases involve third parties like subcontractors, electricians, equipment suppliers, or property owners. We’ll identify all responsible parties and hold them accountable.

Texas law provides two years for personal injury claims. However, certain jobsite accidents require faster notice. Call us immediately to protect your claim.

Yes. Workers’ comp may cover basic expenses, but third-party claims often provide additional compensation—especially if faulty equipment or subcontractor negligence was involved. A lawyer can protect your full rights.

Call 911, report the incident to your site manager, seek comprehensive medical care, preserve any physical evidence or gear, and contact Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys right away.

Clients across Austin trust Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys for serious construction injury cases because:

• We understand electrical safety standards and OSHA compliance
• We’ve recovered millions in compensation for injured Texans
• We pursue claims against all liable parties, not just your employer
• We never charge upfront fees—you only pay if we win
• We provide personalized legal support at every step

Let us help you rebuild after a construction site electrical injury.

At Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys, we don’t just represent your claim—we fight for your future. Our team:

• Investigates unsafe electrical setups and site conditions
• Identifies liable parties (contractors, property owners, equipment manufacturers)
• Works with electricians, engineers, and medical experts
• Calculates the full financial impact of your injuries
• Negotiates aggressively with insurers
• Files personal injury or third-party lawsuits when necessary

We bring clarity, compassion, and strength to every case we take on.

Electrical injuries often involve high medical costs and long-term recovery timelines. Compensation may include:

• Immediate and future medical treatment
• Lost income and permanent earning loss
• Pain and suffering
• Disability support and accommodations
• Mental anguish and reduced life enjoyment
• Punitive damages for gross negligence
• Wrongful death compensation for surviving families

We work to secure full financial recovery for our clients—no matter how complex the case.

Electrical incidents can result in serious, multi-system injuries. At Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys, we help clients recover from:

• Severe electrical burns and scarring
• Cardiac arrhythmias or heart failure
• Respiratory trauma from arc flash inhalation
• Neurological damage or nerve death
• Muscle breakdown (rhabdomyolysis)
• Limb amputations due to electrical necrosis
• Emotional distress, anxiety, and trauma

Every injury deserves serious legal attention—we fight for the care and compensation you need to move forward.

Electrical accidents can be life-threatening. After an incident, take these steps to protect your health and legal rights:

1. Call 911 – Seek immediate emergency care and alert medical responders to the possibility of internal injuries.

2. Report the Incident – Notify your supervisor or site manager right away.

3. Document the Scene – Take photos of the area and any defective equipment; gather witness statements if possible.

4. Get Thorough Medical Evaluation – Burns and internal organ damage may not appear right away—seek a full examination.

5. Contact Kelley Wolff Injury Attorneys – We’ll help you investigate the cause, identify liable parties, and build your injury claim.

Construction environments involve constant electrical exposure, making strict safety adherence essential. Common causes of electrical injuries include:

• Contact with exposed or uninsulated wires
• Faulty or outdated electrical equipment
• Lack of proper grounding or surge protection
• Failure to shut off power before maintenance
• Arc flash explosions and electrocution
• Inadequate personal protective equipment (PPE) and training

If you were injured due to unsafe electrical practices, you may be eligible for compensation under Texas law.