Jeffrey H. Feldman

Jeffrey H. Feldman is an electrocution and electric shock injury lawyer. He is the founding partner and trial attorney of Electrocuted.com (Electrocution Lawyers, PLLC), which he founded in Farmington Hills, Michigan, in 2014, and he is Of Counsel to Michigan Auto Law. Jeffrey H. Feldman represents people hurt by electric shock and electrical burns and the families of people killed by electrocution, in cases against electric utilities, contractors, property owners and product manufacturers.

Jeffrey H. Feldman’s first electrocution case, Estate of Caroline Marie Bell v. Detroit Edison Company, involved a 5-year-old girl killed by a downed power line hidden under storm leaves. The highest offer during trial was $75,000; the Wayne County jury returned a $6.1 million verdict that grew to about $10 million with sanctions and interest. His other results include a settlement of nearly $15 million for workplace electrical injuries at an industrial facility, $13.5 million after an electrical failure caused a fatal vehicle fire, and a $2 million trial verdict against a utility in a power line death with no eyewitnesses. In 2024 he was counsel for an electrocuted construction worker in El-Jamaly v. Kirco Manix Construction, in which the Michigan Supreme Court reversed summary disposition for the general contractor and DTE Electric.

Jeffrey H. Feldman was admitted to the State Bar of Michigan in 1973 and is admitted to the federal courts in Michigan and the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. He graduated cum laude from Wayne State University Law School and earned a Bachelor of Arts from Boston University in 1970. He holds a Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent rating, has been selected to Michigan Super Lawyers every year since 2019, and is a member of the American Association for Justice and the Michigan Association for Justice.