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What’s the Difference Between Workers’ Compensation and Personal Injury Claims?
When someone is injured, whether on the job or due to someone else’s negligence in North Carolina, they may be...
What to Do if You’ve Been Injured on the Job as a Healthcare Worker in North Carolina
Healthcare workers dedicate their lives to caring for others, but the nature of their work often exposes them to significant...
What Are the Most Common Causes of Construction Accidents, and Who Is Liable in North Carolina?
Construction sites are some of the most hazardous workplaces, often presenting numerous risks to workers and bystanders. Despite safety regulations...
Understanding Workers’ Compensation Benefits for Spine Surgery After a Job-Related Accident
Suffering a spine injury at work can be a life-altering experience, often requiring extensive medical treatment, rehabilitation, and, in severe...
What to Do If a Third Party Caused Your Workplace Injury in North Carolina
Workplace injuries are often associated with accidents directly tied to the job or employer. However, there are cases where a...
What to Expect If Your North Carolina Workplace Injury Requires Surgery?
Sustaining a work-related injury can be a life-changing event, especially if the injury is severe enough to require surgery. In...
Navigating Workers’ Compensation When You Work for a Small Business in North Carolina
At Ramsay Law Firm, our Charlotte workers’ compensation attorneys understand employees’ unique challenges when navigating workers' compensation claims—especially those employed by small...
The Most Dangerous Jobs in America: Workplace Fatality Rates
Every job comes with its own set of risks, but some professions are inherently more dangerous than others. According to...
Thankful for Trust: A Message of Gratitude from Ramsay Law Firm to Our Clients
As we reflect on the year, we at Ramsay Law Firm are reminded of one of the greatest privileges of...
How Do North Carolina Construction Accident Attorneys Evaluate the Value of Your Injury Claim?
Construction sites are inherently dangerous, and accidents can result in life-altering injuries that require immediate and ongoing care. If you’ve...
