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.
Head injuries are more commonplace than ever before. You probably hear lots of stories or read news about head injuries that occur during sports like football, hockey, soccer, or the like, but head injuries happen in everyday life as well. What might look like a simple bump on the head when you are under your … Read More
There it is again – that numbness and tingling you feel moving through your hands or arms. You give your hands a shake and flex your fingers, hoping it will just go away, but the pain seems to linger and even get worse the more you work. Now you have the pain even beyond the … Read More
Many of the head trauma in Glendale cases that our workers compensation attorneys come across aren’t just head trauma. Often, they include head trauma, but they also include neck trauma, back trauma, spine trauma and many other sources of pain. When one part of your body hurts, your entire health is impacted. This can be especially … Read More
Creating a claim for a back injury means the ability to collect compensation from the business or person that can be held legally responsible for your injury or the accident that caused your injury. A back injury can range from a simple (and painful) pulled muscle to spine injuries, possibly even paralysis. For this reason, the … Read More
Returning to work had a brain injury is no easy task. You may be facing weeks or months of rehabilitation and physical therapy to attempt to obtain the normalcy you once had in your daily routine. Studies have pointed to the fact that suffers of traumatic brain injuries can benefit from returning to work. Returning … Read More
When worker in the US is injured at work, they are eligible for a compensation payment which is specifically known as “workers’ compensation”. Most workers are not told about this form of payment when they are recovering from their injuries and may in fact be encouraged to rely upon their insurance benefits, rather than seeking … Read More
US workers are at high risk of suffering from orthopedic injuries in the course of their working life. These types of injuries, often caused by repetitive movements, can be easy to do, but may be serious enough to cause extreme discomfort. If you have been unlucky enough to suffer from a work-related injury such as … Read More
Orthopedic injuries are those which are caused by repetitive movements which are performed many times over a series of weeks, months or even years. The number of computer-related injuries is growing as more and more workers spend all their time typing or using a mouse. These injuries, such as the well-known Carpel Tunnel injury, are … Read More
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