Jeffrey Feldman

Jeffrey H. Feldman is a prominent personal injury attorney with a specialized focus on electrocution cases throughout the U.S. Over his 35-year career, he has passionately advocated for families affected by the tragedies of electric shock and electrocution deaths. Jeffrey has managed an extraordinary number of electrocution cases, achieving numerous multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements. His commitment to improving his clients' lives and preventing future electric-related injuries remains steadfast. By uncovering negligent practices of power companies, Jeffrey ensures accountability and promotes new safety standards. His success is rooted in his deep legal, engineering, and medical expertise, influenced by his father’s groundbreaking work on the polio vaccine alongside Albert Sabin. Jeffrey's first electrocution case, Estate of Caroline Marie Bell v. Detroit Edison Company, saw him representing a family mourning the tragic loss of a 5-year-old girl. The resultant landmark verdict catalyzed a public safety initiative, famously featuring an NBA athlete urging children to “Look up for power lines!” His work continues to resonate nationwide, emphasizing safety and justice for all.