Recovering From A Repetitive Motion Injury

Repetitive motion injuries are among the most frequent types of on-the-job injuries. Otherwise called repetitive stress, or continuous trauma or continuous trauma injuries, they come about from tendon overuse that results in inflammation and swelling. Some of the most common of these painful injuries are carpal tunnel and tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis).

The former is the result of repetitive motion, whether coming about from the wrist, hands or fingers. Through this overuse, arteries, nerves and tendons that surround the bone and ligament structure develop irritation, inflammation and cause significant pain.

Tennis elbow, is a similar affliction of the elbow — it becomes irritated and/or tender resulting from overuse and strain.

You Deserve Compensation, And We Can Help

While some people think that injuries are compensable for one-off on-the-job injuries, workers who develop repetitive motion injuries and/or work-related illnesses are also entitled to benefits.

If you or a loved one has developed these or similar issues as a result of work, get in touch with us today.

The Prine Law Group‘s extensive experience working on some of Georgia’s most complex personal injury and workers’ compensation cases readies the team to address any repetitive motion injury. From the moment you get in touch, the firm will help you begin collecting any needed information and protecting your rights. Take decisive action and contact the firm today.

Choose An Experienced Attorney Today

To reach out and schedule an initial consultation to discuss a workers’ compensation issue with the firm’s repetitive motion injuries lawyer, call 478-201-9755 or email the firm.