$85,000 Settlement for a Young Mother with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – Workers' Comp Victory in Los Angeles County
At Telleria, Telleria & Levy, we fight every day for injured workers across Los Angeles County — from Pasadena to Long Beach, from Glendale to Santa Monica. Today, I want to share the story of a woman who quietly suffered in pain, doing her job, trying to take care of her family — and finally got justice.
She Worked at a Desk — But the Damage Was Real
My client was an accounts receivable clerk. She worked full-time, five days a week, typing nonstop, entering payments, and doing repetitive keyboard tasks hour after hour.
Over time, that repetition caused serious injury:
She developed
carpal tunnel syndrome in both hands.
She’s a young mother — and the pain got so bad she could no longer pick up her own child. Every diaper change, every hug, every part of her day-to-day life became painful.
We Settled Her Workers’ Comp Case for $85,000
Today, I was proud to settle her workers' compensation case for $85,000.
She was thrilled. The moment she heard, I could feel the weight lifting. This wasn’t just about money — it was about relief. A chance to breathe, get treatment, and support her child without the constant pressure of unpaid bills and untreated pain.
Helping Injured Workers Across Los Angeles County
Whether you're in East LA, Compton, West Covina, Downey, or San Fernando Valley, we help injured workers just like you:
- Suffering from carpal tunnel or repetitive stress injuries
- Denied benefits after reporting an injury
- Forced to work through pain
- Retaliated against for filing a claim
💼 You Have Rights. We Can Help.
If you’ve developed pain from repetitive work — even if you sit at a desk — you may qualify for workers' compensation benefits. Don’t wait until it gets worse. Let us fight for the compensation you deserve.
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Call Today: 626-585-0017
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www.TelleriaLevy.com
We’ve recovered over $100 million for injured workers in Los Angeles County, including:
- Office employees with repetitive motion injuries
- Construction and warehouse workers with physical trauma
- Healthcare workers with lifting injuries
- Delivery drivers and essential workers on the road










