Highlanderatheart. I had a RUQ injury at work in 2012 that resulted in surgery and then CRPS. I agree that the most important thing to do is to get a lawyer that specializes in WC. Interview a few different lawyers and make sure your lawyer has handled CRPS cases before.

WC complicates everything. I have nothing good to say about the process, but I am happy to answer questions/provide guidance. Each state has their own WC laws which makes things even more difficult.

Mlb3815,

I see you're from Boston. Have you seen Dr. Roberto Feliz in Hyde Park? He's an anesthesiologist/pain management doctor. He lectures all over about CRPS and treatments. A significant portion of his patients have CRPS, and he is passionate about treating CRPS. I have never had another doctor know so much about CRPS and be constantly on top of new literature. I would highly recommend seeing him for a consult even if you do not wish to change doctors. He may able to offer you some treatment options that you haven't tried yet.

Good luck,
Gigi