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	<description><![CDATA[What exactly are orthopedic injuries sustained on the job?<br /><br />Orthopedic injuries impede regular activity orangecountyworkerscompensation. Orthopedic injuries on the workplace are usually covered by workers' compensation Orange County Workers Compensation Attorney. Financial and medical injury recompense. Any industry without safety requirements is dangerous. OSHA requires safe workplaces. OSHA regulates workplace safety to reduce injuries. Employers must maintain a'safe-working environment'; failing to do so renders them liable for work-related events. Carelessness or OSHA infractions may justify workers' comp. Workers' comp is legal in Orange County. Disputed workers' comp claims may be reevaluated. Our workers' comp lawyers can assist you. Limited mobility may make everyday chores painful. Multiple causes cause workplace accidents. Third-party insurers provided workers' comp and extra compensation. ADA, FERA protect temporarily disabled workers. ADA and FEHA regulate employee-employer interactions. They prohibit discrimination and enable "reasonable modifications." Safety and accommodations must be ADA-compliant. Call 949-423-3212 to learn workplace rights. Workers' comp covers orthopedic injuries. We'll win.<br /><br />Orthopedic Injuries at Work<br /><br />Orthopedic work injuries can cause death or permanent or temporary disability. Depending on the degree of his or her condition, a handicapped employee may be entitled to vocational rehabilitation. Any sector might have orthopedic work injuries. Orthopedic work injuries include muscle and bone injuries caused by falling, slipping on wet or obstructed surfaces, motor vehicle accidents, falling from a scaffold or ladder, or being hit by equipment or machinery. Orthopedic injuries can cause: Musculoskeletal disease (RSI) (MSD) Work Injury Attorney. Broken bones or ligaments. Ouch! Backache. Hand/wrist injury.<br /><br />Orthopedic injury claims vary. Repeated strain or slip-and-fall back discomfort are common work-related orthopedic injuries. Injury causes vary. Repetitive stress injuries may be tougher to verify. Non-work-related stress can induce repetitive strain injuries, affecting workers' comp claims. Get your injuries checked out by a doctor. You can see your own doctor or the corporate doctor. Overwork causes repetitive stress injury (RSI). Repeated stress injuries result from nonstop repetitive work. RSI can be caused by vibrations, improper posture, or cold. RSDs include:<br /><br />Hand edema from CTS makes hand-motion tasks tougher. CTS nerve compression may require surgery. Ulnar nerve tension causes CTS (the funny bone). CTS causes hand/forearm discomfort. Wrist pressure causes DQS by damaging thumb tendons. DQS weakens hands and limits fist-making. Tendinosis inflames tendons. Posture or tendon strain induce tendinitis. Trigger finger is caused by repeated grabbing or muscular action. Sticky finger is trigger finger. Trigger fingers permanently bent. ]]></description>
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