Developing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome From Work Is Serious

At Revens, Revens, St. Pierre & Wyllie, P.C., our attorneys understand that carpal tunnel syndrome, a repetitive motion injury, can be suffered in workplaces of all types. Office workers who spend their days at a computer and keyboard may suffer from this condition. However, construction workers, industrial workers, teachers, nurses and retail workers are among the many others who are susceptible because of the repeated motions their hands do daily.

Proving That Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Was A Work-Related Injury

As an injury that builds up over time, the carpal tunnel injury provides employers and their insurance companies a greater opportunity to argue that the condition was not suffered in the workplace. However, many cases do involve repetitive motion at work.

We are skilled at standing up to opponents who refuse to provide workers’ compensation by claiming that carpal tunnel syndrome was a pre-existing condition or that it was the result of activities the victim did outside the workplace. Having decades of experience in these matters, our carpal tunnel injury lawyers know how to build strong cases.

Immediate Action In Repetitive Motion Injury Claims

We know how important it is for you to obtain workers’ compensation as soon as possible. You need the medical benefits to recover from the injury so you can get back into the workplace. You rely on a regular paycheck to ensure that your bills are paid to cover the costs of living and to provide for your family.

Workers’ compensation wage benefits are critical to cover your expenses while you recover from the carpal tunnel injury. Our goal is to help you get all the benefits you are entitled to as quickly as possible.

Seek Legal Relief For A Repetitive Stress Injury

For a free consultation with an experienced attorney about your carpal tunnel injury claim, contact us online or call us at 401-329-0693.