Championed an Injured Warehouse Employee Whose Wrist Injury Became so Severe He Could No Longer Do His Job

Quatrini Law Group represented a five-year employee of Sheetz. The client was a warehouse worker in the distribution center. While picking product, the client smacked his wrist into a racking bar and developed an immediate knot below his thumb on the top of his hand. The client underwent surgery for both a ganglion cyst and for carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). Unfortunately, neither surgery alleviated his pain, nor did they increase his ability to use his hand for work-related activities. The client’s problem then became more complicated when — after the two surgeries — he developed Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD), also known as Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS).