The most common source of workers’ compensation claims in California are from repetitive stress injuries earned from routine job duties and typically not as threatening (carpal tunnel), or cumulative trauma injuries, which are problematic and can stay with you as a lasting medical concern (such as joint pain or spinal trauma).
If you’re concerned about any injuries you’ve suffered at work and are interested in pursuing a settlement, call (818) 975-3080 for a free evaluation on your workers’ compensation case.
Cumulative trauma injuries happen for a variety of reasons, most often in the workplace. Unlike other injuries that occur make themselves known almost immediately, such as a fall, this kind of injury builds over time, but is still something you can file a workers’ compensation claim for if you suffer from one. However, it’s always … Read More
Traumatic brain injuries, as their name implies, are a type of trauma that results from a head injury. If you’re at work when this happens, you need to be sure you file a workers’ compensation claim right away so that you can get your medical bills and lost wages covered as you heal and get … Read More
Orthopedic injuries in Glendale can occur for various reasons – the result of an accident at work or during a car collision – and those are just a couple examples. This kind of injury affects the muscles as well as the bones and they can also happen due to repetitive motions. If you’ve sustained an … Read More
It all happens in a moment. One second, you’re doing your job, the same as you ever have. Then, the next, you’re out on the ground. When you suffer a loss of consciousness in the course of doing your job, you deserve to be compensated for it. That’s what we do. We make sure that … Read More
When you read in the news about workers filing for compensation from their employers, you may think about serious injuries caused by falling, by being hit by materials, or by being exposed to toxic chemicals. However, you may not realize that one of the most common causes of workers’ compensation claims is carpal tunnel syndrome. … Read More
Around one and a half million people face brain injuries every year in the United States. These injuries can be relatively minor, causing only superficial concussions that last a short while, or they can be serious, leading to long-term traumatic brain injuries. For Glendale workers, brain injuries may be a side-effect of their employment, and … Read More
When you work at the same task again and again for many months or years, you are likely to notice small pains related to this action. Known as cumulative trauma injuries, or repetitive strain injuries, these are caused by the repeated movement and damage caused to your body by repetitive labor. If you perform the … Read More
Head injuries are one of the most serious accidents that can happen in the workplace, and they can sometimes be hard to diagnose immediately after trauma. You only have to look at the NFL, where some former players are suffering from long-term effects of injuries that occurred decades ago, to realize that even a minor … Read More
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