Initial absence of physical injury symptoms after a workplace accident does not prevent you from pursuing a case. Adrenaline masks symptoms of soft-tissue damage, whiplash, and internal injuries. Seeking a prompt medical evaluation as soon as symptoms appear is critical to documenting your claim.
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Do I still have a case if my physical injuries did not hurt immediately after the incident?
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