New Jersey Workers' Compensation Lawyer

Do you suffer from carpal tunnel syndrome?

Carpal tunnel syndrome was first recognized as a work-related condition about 25 years ago, when office workers sitting in front of computers for many hours at a time began to have serious pain in the wrist areas following repetitive movement of their fingers over a long period of time.  Carpal tunnel is caused by an inflammation of the tissue surrounding the opening known as the carpal tunnel. This passageway carries nerves and blood vessels from the arm through the wrist and into the hand.  When the tissues get swollen by repetitive movement, they tighten around the nerves and can cause extreme pain.

Many workers who are required to do repetitive work with their hands can suffer from this occupational disease.  If you have reported such an injury and your claim is being denied or delayed by your employer, contact a New Jersey workers' compensation attorney from our firm to assist you with pursuing the benefits you are entitled to.

Coverage for New Jersey Workers

Many workers suffer for months with excruciating pain to their wrists caused by a work-related injury and are denied the benefits they are due.  At the Law Offices of Lloyd E. Bennett Esq., P.C., we are skilled at pursuing the coverage you deserve by having medical professionals examine your injuries and determine the cause of the carpal tunnel.  There is no reason you should be denied medical treatment if it is clearly evident your occupational disease resulted from your work duties.

Our firm has an excellent track record of effectively defending the rights of our clients.  We work hard for you from the moment we take you on as a client and keep you informed of the progress of your case from beginning to end.  Don't let your employer and the workers' comp system take advantage of you not knowing the exact legal procedures; count on a professional team to fight for your rights.

Contact a New Jersey workers' compensation lawyer when you are suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome and need compensation for your injury.