REPETITIVE STRESS INJURIES
REPETITIVE STRESS INJURIES: NO BIG DEAL (UNTIL THEY ARE)
Minor aches and pains are a fact of life, but not all aches and pains are minor. Aches and pains that come from repetitive motions performed on-the-job can sneak up on you. Some throbbing, tenderness, stiffness, tingling, or occasional numbness may not seem like such a big deal, but it can eventually leave you unable to work while facing a pile of medical bills for surgeries and other treatment.
If a repetitive stress injury is complicating your professional and personal life, look no further for the help you need. At Diefer Law Group, P.C., we provide Southern California workers with tenacious representation in workers’ compensation cases. You can rely on our experienced attorneys to navigate the legal and administrative processes, deal with the insurance companies, and get the full benefits you deserve so you can focus your energy on getting better.
You can get started today on the road to recovery. Call 888-301-7795 now for a free, no-obligation consultation with our proven workers’ compensation lawyers.
TYPES OF REPETITIVE MOTION INJURIES
Repetitive motion injuries typically involve the upper extremities and are among the most common work-related injuries. They afflict workers of all types, from administrative assistants to manual laborers. Equipment such as computer keyboards, heavy machinery, hand tools, sewing machines and more can result in injuries such as:
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Tendinitis
- Bursitis
- Hearing loss
- Vision loss
- Nerve injuries
- Spinal cord injuries
- Shoulder injuries
Your specific occupation does not preclude you from suffering a repetitive motion injury. Whether you are typing, lifting, climbing, or filing, pretty much any repetitive act on-the-job can result in your body wearing down and suffering a repetitive motion injury. At Diefer Law Group, P.C., we know that the color of your collar will not protect you from the damage these injuries can cause to your body, your career, and your finances.
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