Guide to Repetitive Strain Injuries : Law and Medicine

Repetitive strain injuries are the result of a number of work-related situations including working in small areas, telephone work, typing/computer work, and study position jobs.

More than 20,000 claims are currently pending for repetitive strain injuries in the United States alone.

This volume discusses the legal issues and case preparation and is divided into three parts.

The first part discusses the medical diagnosis and treatment of these injuries.

Written by doctors, these chapters analyze the numerous injuries, causes, diagnosis and treatments.

Part two is a step-by-step guide to case preparation including sample documents for all stages of the proceeding.

Part three discusses the options available in the workers compensation system, how to prepare an action and proceed in a hearing.

The book also includes sample litigation documents and a detailed analysis of damage issues.