Representing Amazon Worker in Repetitive Stress Injury Case

Arnold & Itkin has filed suit in Travis County, Texas, on behalf of our client against Amazon.com Services, LLC, alleging negligence and gross negligence tied to her time working at Amazon’s fulfillment center in Pflugerville, Texas.

Our client was repeatedly rotated through fast-paced “peak” and “stop” workstations that required constant ladder climbing and demanded that she process several items per hour. Over time, this relentless pace and physical strain caused progressive pain in her knees that radiated into her lower back, ultimately resulting in a herniated disc.

Warehouse workers are too often pushed to meet output quotas that don’t account for the physical toll of repetitive, high-speed tasks. Injuries like these develop gradually, but the damage they leave behind, including a herniated disc, can be just as life-altering as those caused by a single traumatic accident.

Our work injury lawyers are pursuing this case to hold Amazon accountable for workplace conditions that prioritized speed over the safety and well-being of the people carrying out the work.