Comprehensive Legal Support When You Sustain A Repetitive Stress Injury

When a job’s tasks entail repetition, the same body parts are put under stress over and over. This can cause joints and tendons to wear out, resulting in repetitive stress injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome. These injuries affect workers in a variety of industries, including those who work in administrative functions, in factories, in warehouses, and on construction sites.

If you are suffering from the effects of a repetitive motion injury, it is in your interest to have a strong advocate looking out for your rights. That is exactly what you will find when you get in touch with David & Associates, Attorneys at Law, PLLC.

Our repetitive stress injury attorneys in Wilmington have more than 136 years of combined experience representing injured workers. Contact our firm today for help.

We Won’t Let You Get Hurt a Second Time

You cannot rely on your employer and its insurance company to do the right thing. But you can rely on us. We will fight to obtain the full compensation you deserve for lost wages and medical costs, so you can get the treatment you need and get better.

Meanwhile, the insurance company will likely fight us every step of the way in an attempt to deny you these benefits. Because an injury like carpal tunnel or a shoulder injury does not have obvious visible symptoms, it is likely to question whether you are really hurt or say you were not injured in a work-related fashion.

We will make sure that you do not fall prey to these tactics and suffer a second injury in the form of going without the benefits you are entitled to as an injured worker. If your injury was caused by negligence, our Wilmington repetitive stress injury lawyers will explore the possibility of a third-party personal injury claim in addition to workers’ compensation.

Get the Immediate Help You Need

Contact us today for a free consultation to explore your rights further.

You can call us at 910-208-0535 or arrange an appointment online. We have office locations throughout southeastern North Carolina, including Wilmington and Jacksonville.