Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (“CTE”) is a progressive degenerative disease of the brain that can appear after a history of repetitive brain trauma. The initial injury can date back as far as ten years before the onset of the full-blown disease. CTE is...

Every year, thousands of workers get injured or develop illnesses in the workplace throughout the U.S. The workman’s comp system can provide coverage in such cases. However, what happens if a worker decides to quit their job? North Carolina personal injury...

Every day, workers all over the United States are exposed to potential hazards and dangers in the workplace. For instance, construction workers typically have to perform their duties around heavy machinery, heavy equipment, and hazardous materials. Accidents in the...

Construction is one of the largest industries in North Carolina. It’s also one of the most dangerous, accounting for some of the highest injury and fatality rates of any occupation. In this article, the Charlotte construction accident lawyers of the Ramsay Law...

If you become injured on the job in North Carolina, you can qualify for financial benefits by filing a workers’ compensation claim (also known as “workman’s compensation” or “workers’ comp”). If your claim is accepted, you...

We think of hospitals as places that cure the sick and heal the injured. Yet for hospital workers, such as nurses and janitorial staff, hospitals sometimes harm more than they heal. If you, your spouse, or one of your family members was injured while working at a...