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Croftons' Specialist

Jeff Palmer Work Related Upper Limb Disorder Specialist

Jeff Palmer has 30 years experience in Accident at Work claims and leads Croftons' specialist Work Related Upper Limb Disorder Specialist team.

Contact Jeff Palmer
Telephone: 0800 2800 094
Email: jpalmer@croftons.co.uk

Further Help

How we can help you.

If you are suffering from a Work Related Upper Limb Disorder (WRULD) (also known as Repetitive Strain Injury or RSI) then you may have grounds to claim compensation from your employer. Please call free on 0800 2800 094 or complete our online form to see how we might be able to help you.

Contact our RSI specialist team.

If we are able take your case on we will send to you a £50 Voucher as a special thank you for choosing us.

The Injury
Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) or Work Related Upper Limb Disorder (WRULD) are names associated with a number of different symptoms a person may suffer in their hands, arms, elbows, shoulders and neck due to sustained periods of repetitive activity. Diagnosed conditions that fall under the umbrella terms RSI and WRULD include:

  • Tennis Elbow
  • Tenosynovitis
  • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  • Epicondylitis
  • Trigger finger/thumb
  • Bursitis

Other upper limb conditions can also be included where there is pain but no specific diagnosis.

Common symptoms of RSI or WRULD include tiredness in the limbs, pins and needles, swelling, weakness, lack of grip, pain and discomfort, particularly at the end of a shift and during periods of rest (although this list is by means no exhaustive).

At Croftons we are supported by a team of specialist consultants who assist in providing a diagnosis. They are qualified to advise on the links between diagnosed and undiagnosed conditions and the work the injured person has carried out.

To discuss with our specialist team whether you have a case as a result of a Work Related Upper Limb Disorder or if you require further information, call us free on 0800 2800 094 or complete the online form on this page.