Cumulative Trauma in Workers Compensation Wear and Tear Claims
Cumulative trauma means harm from repeated exposure that arises out of and in the course of employment. Many states recognize wear and tear claims for repetitive strain, occupational disease, and gradual onset conditions. New York, for example, recognizes wear and tear from repetitive stress injuries and occupational disease with a two-year filing ...
Common Causes of Wear and Tear Injuries at Work
There are numerous tasks that can cause wear and tear injuries at work. Let’s take a look at some of the most common:
Repetitive Motion, Force, and Posture Risks
Repetitive motion, force, and posture show up again and again in wear and tear claims. The body develops tendon and nerve fatigue because repeated movements generate continuous fri...
Long-Term Compensation and Medical Bills After a Car Accident
You will likely face multiple challenges after a car accident as you navigate both your financial compensation and your medical treatment costs. The main danger of not engaging a personal injury lawyer is not receiving proper long-term compensation. People tend to underestimate their medical injuries and all of the costs which can emerge in the fut...
Automobile Accident Statute of Limitations and Legal Deadlines You Might Miss
One of the most critical reasons to hire a car accident lawyer promptly after an automobile accident is to ensure you don’t miss important legal deadlines. Every state has a specific time frame within which you must file a personal injury claim, known as the statute of limitations. You can lose all rights to claim compensation when you miss t...