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Atlanta Repetitive Use Injury Attorney

Workers' Compensation Claims for Repetitive Motion Injuries

Repetitive use injuries, also known as cumulative trauma disorder, repetitive use or repetitive motion injuries, occur when repetitive motions are used in the course of performing the day to day tasks of one's job. Some professions in which these injuries are common are computer workers, secretaries, massage therapists, grocery store clerks, assembly line packers, loading dock workers, and those who use jackhammers and chainsaws. These repetitive motions result in a variety of potentially serious disabilities, including:

  • Tendonitis in the arms or shoulders
  • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  • Bursitis
  • Trigger finger
  • "Tennis elbow"

It is very important to get these injuries treated as soon as possible, as they tend to get worse over time. If you or someone you know is suffering from a repetitive use injury, consult a skilled Atlanta workers' comp lawyer from the Law Office of Judy Kim, P.C. right away. It is common for employers and insurance companies to assert that these types of injuries are not work related or do not merit a claim for disability benefits. We have the expertise to show that your injuries are connected to the work you do. We will fight for your rights so that you are not denied benefits that you need to get your life back on track.

Symptoms and Treatments in Atlanta for Repetitive Use Injuries

If you are experiencing ongoing numbness, weakness, burning, tingling in your fingers, hands or forearms, you may have a repetitive stress injury. When the condition is very severe, you may not be able to perform basic everyday activities such as buttoning a shirt or washing your hair. Treatment for these injuries includes rest, pain medication, massage, special ergonomic equipment, exercise, compression bandages, braces, physical therapy and chiropractic care.

Our experienced legal team understands that when these injuries are not treated correctly and fully, long term disabilities may result. We are committed to recovering the benefits and compensation for the medical treatment, lost wages and disability that you deserve.

Contact an Atlanta workers' comp lawyer today discuss your repetitive motion or repetitive use injuries.


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