One-time event injuries are isolated incidents within the workplace. For example, an employee who suffers burns from splashing harmful chemicals onto the skin has been injured in a one-time event. An employee who slips and falls in the workplace, hurting his back, is also a one-time event injury. If injuries like these occur while the employee is performing his job, they are covered by the workers’ compensation system.

Repeated exposure injuries slowly develop over time. Someone who uses a computer for hours everyday while at work may develop carpal tunnel syndrome as a result of this repetitive work. Likewise, workers who are constantly exposed to loud noises may develop hearing loss. If the repeated exposure is work related, you are entitled to workers’ compensation.

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He will work with you regarding your medical treatment, helping clients find the right doctors, physical therapists, home care, specialists, pain management consultants, and psychological care, if needed. He is familiar with all aspects of the medical world will do whatever it takes to secure the benefits you are entitled to by law.