Sometimes, injury lawyers get cases that don’t fit the boundaries of what we commonly think of when we think about workplace injuries. When considering the “average” workplace injury, people tend to think of injuries that are immediately evident, such as contact with falling objects or a trip and fall accident where someone falls over materials and sustains injuries such as lacerations, bruises and broken bones. Other types of injuries are more abstract, more comprehensive and come from much more subtle sources. Experienced injury attorneys know how to tackle these cases also by using different methods of fact-finding and documentation. The Continual Aspect of Exposure Some