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Repetitive Strain Injury covers injuries caused by repetitive movement, poor posture or sustained desk work, where a claimant seeks compensation for pain, loss of function and ongoing treatment. A solicitor in this area investigates how the injury occurred, reviews employer duties, and pursues a claim for damages against the responsible party, typically an employer or insurer, through the civil courts. They assess liability, gather medical evidence, obtain medical causation reports, and handle settlement negotiations or court proceedings to secure damages for pain, suffering and loss of earnings.
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The stakes are high where ongoing pain, disability or impact on employment are at issue, and a solicitor ensures that the crucial deadlines, evidence requirements and potential remedies are properly managed within the civil process and insurance framework. Their work includes advising on liability, coordinating medical examinations, and pursuing appropriate compensation where liability is established, supported by medical and occupational evidence.
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