Silicon Valley isn’t just tech companies — it’s also one of California’s biggest markets for construction, manufacturing, healthcare, and service industry jobs. Whether you suffered a repetitive strain injury at a desk, a construction accident on a new campus build, or a warehouse injury at a fulfillment center, California workers’ comp covers you.
Common Work Injuries in San Jose & Silicon Valley
- Repetitive strain injuries — carpal tunnel, tendinitis from keyboard/mouse use
- Construction injuries — massive building boom means more accident risk
- Back and neck injuries — from ergonomic issues and physical labor
- Warehouse injuries — Amazon and tech company distribution centers
- Vehicle accidents — delivery drivers, tech shuttle drivers, rideshare workers
- Stress and psychiatric injuries — eligible after 6+ months of employment
Tech Workers and Workers’ Comp
Many tech workers don’t realize they’re eligible for workers’ comp for injuries like:
- Carpal tunnel syndrome from years of coding
- Chronic neck and shoulder pain from desk work
- Eye strain and migraines
- Workplace stress injuries (after 6+ months)
These are cumulative trauma claims that develop over time, and they’re fully covered under California law.
Your Workers’ Comp Rights
- Full medical treatment at no cost
- Wage replacement — important when Silicon Valley living costs are sky-high
- Permanent disability for lasting impairments
- Job displacement benefits if you need to change careers
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We represent injured workers in San Jose, Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, Mountain View, Milpitas, Cupertino, Campbell, Palo Alto, Gilroy, and Morgan Hill. Contact Yazdchi Law for a free consultation.
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