Did you know that over one-quarter of people in the United States suffer from chronic pain? Chronic pain is one of the most prevalent issues encountered in outpatient medical settings. In 2023, 24.3% of US adults had chronic pain, and 8.5% had high-impact chronic pain (HICP) that frequently limited daily activities.
Living with long-lasting pain after an injury can be devastating. It’s not just about aches but rather it is a daily reminder that things haven’t healed like you hoped. It is normal to think about medical expenses and lost wages. You can address these worries by taking legal steps to protect yourself.
According to chronic pain attorney Lyndon R. Helton, whether chronic pain occurs because of a broken bone, a muscle injury, or something more traumatic and life-changing, an attorney knows how to evaluate your case and seek compensation from a negligent party if necessary.
You need to know your rights and benefits that might be made available to you, either through a claim for personal injury or through worker’s compensation. This article will present the legal options you have if you want to manage chronic pain following an injury.
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