Workers’ Compensation covers emotional, mental, or psychiatric injuries that develop on the job from a work injury, traumatic event, harassment from your employer, or a stressful work environment.
Psychological injury is a cognitive or emotional symptom that impacts on a person's life, affecting how they think, feel and behave. Also known as mental injury, psychological injuries includes depression, post traumatic stress disorder and anxiety.
For the most part, psychological injuries and physical injuries are treated similarly under California law.
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There are basically three different types of psychological injury cases:
This becomes a question of degree. Anyone who suffers a significant trauma or physical injury will have some degree of emotional distress. However, psychological injury cases are thought to be those cases in which a plaintiff develops a recognized mental disorder or the psychological distress significantly interferes with their life.
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