Repetitive Strain Injury Claims and Compensation

Repetitive Strain Injury, also known as RSI, affects thousands of people each year who carry out the same movement over and over again. RSI is brought on because the soft tissues do not have time to recover between repeated activities, so anyone who performs the same procedure regularly can be at risk.

Claims for RSI are made for damage to tendons, nerves and other soft body tissues, and sufferers have usually picked up the injury in their workplace. Repetitive strain injury claims most commonly cover conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis and tenosynovitis, but there are many symptoms and RSI can be permanently debilitating.

It can be difficult to prove an RSI claim, so expert legal advice is vital.

Repetitive Strain Injury Compensation

Repetitive Strain Injury compensation may be due to anyone who suffers from pain because they perform or have performed repeated actions.

Those who work at a computer or on factory assembly lines are often at risk, as is anyone using the same tool or instrument over long periods, such as dressmakers or carpenters.

RSI may start with slight aches, but can become a serious problem over time, so compensation levels vary depending on the severity of the condition.

How can I find out if I have a claim for RSI?

Claims.com use only expert solicitors who will determine if you can make an RSI claim, depending on your situation.