Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

A Severe Condition That Work Injury Lawyers in New York Understand

Sometimes the most devastating job-related health problems are not visible to others. Unlike obvious burns, lacerations, or injuries requiring post-surgery bandages or casts, external evidence of many occupational diseases and on-the-job injuries is often absent. For example, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is a lesser-known yet severe condition. Sometimes referred to as Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD). CRPS can be caused by traumas such as work-related car accidents, slip and fall accidents on the job, ongoing repetitive stress injuries and construction site accidents.

We Pursue Favorable Workers' Compensation Settlement For Job-Related CRPS

A neurological disorder, CRPS is an incurable, chronic pain caused when high levels of nerve impulses go to a specific area of the body, usually one that has suffered a trauma or injury of some kind, such as broken bones. It can affect the skin, joints, bones, and muscles and is most common in workers under 35, but can hit anytime. Though experts believe CRPS results from a dysfunction in the central or peripheral nervous systems, proving to workers compensation insurance companies that you have CRPS is extremely difficult. That's where we come in. We will help you fight denied workers compensation claims so you can get all the workers compensation benefits that are rightfully yours.

Depending on the circumstances, we may be able to file a CRPS lawsuit against a negligent third party and a workers’ compensation claim. You may have other legal options as well. That’s why talking to a complex regional pain syndrome attorney about your legal rights is crucial after the accident.

If you have workplace injury CRPS, you know how debilitating it can be and may have been unable to return to work. Your overall quality of life has no doubt been gravely impacted as well. Call the New York Law Offices of Pasternack Tilker Ziegler Walsh Stanton & Romano, LLP at (800) 692-3717 or contact us online for a free evaluation today.