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What is Cumulative Trauma Disorder (CTD)?

In this webisode, Kevin Humphrey discusses a case where a client had a neck injury that was created over time at her place of employment. The State of California recognizes that not all injuries happen at a specific date and time. Accordingly, the State of California recognizes an injury called Cumulative Trauma. This is a type of injury that’s due to the day in and day out activities of work of which slowly have caused the body to deteriorate to the point that it’s injured. This also could be in the form of exposure to toxins and other chemicals as well. Here are some examples of cumulative trauma injury: Degenerative Disc (Back, Neck), Degenerative Joint (Knee), Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Cubital Tunnel Syndrome, Trigger Fingers/Thumbs, Repetitive Strain Injury, Repetitive Motion Disorder and Upper Limb Syndrome. If you or someone you care about needs representation due to a life changing injury or condition related to California Workers’ Compensation law, Humphrey & Associates is committed to obtaining a fair outcome. We’ll evaluate the potential benefits and compensation you may be legally entitled to. There is no fee until the resolution of the case. Visit our website at www.humphreyandassociates.com Offices in Los Angeles, Orange County and the Inland Empire. Se Habla Español