Electrocution is a very ugly way to sustain injuries or die. Nearly 1,000 people die each year as a result of electrocution.<\/p>\n
Those who work with electricity or come into contact with it in the workplace are, in essence, playing with fire. An accident can happen at any time, despite how careful a person is being. While you can control your own actions and movements, you can\u2019t control what another person may or may not do. And therein lies the conundrum. There have been cases just like this taken to court by a New Mexico injury lawyer<\/a> on behalf of a severely burned client.<\/p>\n Electricity, when it comes into contact with a human body, will go with the path of least resistance. This often means it flows through the body, through your muscles, hair, organs and even the skin. The one organ that really counts, your heart, is at high risk to go (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Electrocution is a very ugly way to sustain injuries or die. Nearly 1,000 people die each year as a result of electrocution. Those who work with electricity or come into contact with it in the workplace are, in essence, playing…<\/span><\/p>\n