Pennsylvania Repetitive Trauma Work Accident Attorneys
Are You Suffering From a Repetitive Motion Injury?
Not all work-related injuries can be pinpointed to a certain time or event. An injury caused by repetitive trauma will slowly manifest itself over time, leading to serious consequences and even long-term disability.
If you have suffered a work injury caused by repetitive trauma, strain or overuse, you may be entitled to medical and wage benefits through the Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Act. Contact an experienced Philadelphia repetitive trauam injury attorney for answers to your questions and to discuss your legal options regarding a repetitive trauma injury.
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Krasno, Krasno & Onwudinjo was founded in 1936 by attorney and former workers' compensation judge Isadore Krasno. Mr. Krasno was later joined in practice by his son, Larry. In 1999, Jason, son of Larry and grandson of Isadore, became a part of our firm, establishing a third generation of quality legal representation in the areas of workers' compensation and social security disability.
Although times have certainly changed since our firm's establishment, our dedication to our clients has not. We remain committed to helping injured and disabled individuals secure much needed workers' comp benefits.
Understanding the Cause of a Repetitive Trauma Injury
It can sometimes be difficult to determine the exact cause of a repetitive trauma injury. Injuries to the hands wrists, and arms, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, can result from excessive keyboarding, the use of vibrating hand tools, or the need to perform frequent gripping, flexing and extension motions. Shoulder and neck injuries may be caused by hours of sitting in front of a computer screen. Hip, knee or back injuries may be the result of years of repeated lifting or squatting.
Whatever the cause of your repetitive trauma injury, it must be taken seriously. You need to have access to the appropriate medical care in order to limit the possibility of permanent disability. In addition, certain accommodations may need to be made to prevent further damage once you return to work. You deserve to work in a safe environment that does not compromise your health.
Without workers' compensation benefits, you may be unable to cover mounting medical bills. Put yourself in a position to secure the benefits you deserve. Contact us to speak with an experienced lawyer.
