Comments on: Case Study: Workers Compensation and Repetitive Motion Injuries

By: Jodi Ginsberg

Jodi Ginsberg — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 17:01:41 +0000

Kim, repetitive motion injuries are still a common and compensable injury under Georgia workers’ compensation law. One thing to be careful about – often these injuries appear over time, but when you file a claim you have to assert a specific injury date. You need to be careful about choosing a date that is outside the statute of limitations – this is a question that you ought to discuss with an attorney.

By: kim gilbert

kim gilbert — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 23:56:43 +0000

I was wondering if there was a law in tn passed last year against repetitive motion injuries on the job for workman compensation, i have been employed for this compamy for six years and have recently been experiecing pain in my rit elbow when asked fadr apintment wa giete wrong ate plus ,

By: David Gosnell

David Gosnell — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 19:04:24 +0000

I was diagnosed with a repetitive injury had surgery on my right elbow for epicondilites and radial nerve compression the problem still exists now i am currently represented by a lawyer that has failed to get me into see another doctor i have asked three or four times now to see another doctor and all i get is let me see what i can do then today i get an e-mail stating that the insurance company has offered 5000.00 dollars well thats fine but my arm still isnt healed what should i do