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Visit us each week to view two minute segments from the ABC noon news featuring Montlick & Associates' Family Safety Advocate Jacquie Palisi. We will be covering a wide range of topics to help keep your family safe. These segments are broadcast on WSB-TV in Atlanta. Research shows that most injuries are preventable through safety education and a little extra care, and we are committed to preventing injuries. Please feel free to share this information with your friends and family, and don't forget to sign up for our Free Safety Alerts and Legal Tips/Updates.
Family Safety Advocate, Jacquie Palisi shares ways to safeguard your home and family from electrical fires, along with simple ways to help keep kids safe around electrical outlets. Download our Electrical Safety Tips below to help prevent the loss of life and property caused by electrical disasters.
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Protect Your Home and Family from Electrical Fires, presented by Georgia Accident Attorneys, Montlick & Associates
Our dependence on electricity continues to increase each year; placing more demand on our home's electrical system. Unfortunately, electrical fires in homes account for approximately 67,000 fires and claim close to 500 lives in a given year, according to the U.S. Fire Administration (USFA). The good news is that you can help prevent the loss of life and property from home electrical fires by being attentive and recognizing the warning signs.
Georgia Injury Attorneys Montlick & Associates is committed to keeping you and your family safe. Watch the video below of our Family Safety Advocate presenting important safety tips on ABC News. Additionally, Montlick & Associates has created an Electrical Safety Guide that list important precautions to follow, as well as ways to keep your children safe around electrical outlets. Please take a few minutes each year to inspect the condition of your home's electrical system, to best protect your home and family from electrical fires.
