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How to File a Workers’ Compensation claim in North Carolina
An injured employee should give their employer written notice of an injury as soon as possible, but no later than...
Tort Reform for Dummies: A Rudimentary Look at Summary Judgment
As a follow-up to our showing of the documentary “Hot Coffee: Is Justice being served?” last Saturday night, I am...
Can I Get Workers’ Compensation in North Carolina if I Quit My Job?
Every year, thousands of workers get injured or develop illnesses in the workplace throughout the U.S. The workman’s comp system...
2018 Guide to Workers’ Compensation for Construction Workers
Construction workers have one of the highest rates of injury among all professions. According to workplace accident statistics compiled by...
Common Work Injuries in Hospitals in North Carolina
We think of hospitals as places that cure the sick and heal the injured. Yet for hospital workers, such as...
NC Gets New Rules for Opioids in Workers’ Compensation Cases
“Opioids” are a type of drug that reduces pain by acting on the nervous system. Some opioids, like heroin, are...
2018 Guide to Workers’ Compensation for Truck Drivers
This brief guide to 2018 North Carolina workers’ compensation laws will give you a simple overview of some important information...
Healthcare Workers Guide to Workers Compensation
In North Carolina, workers’ compensation provides payments to part-time and full-time employees who are injured on the job. All types...
Getting Medical Treatment After a Work Injury in North Carolina
Injured workers in North Carolina are often shocked and frustrated when they learn that their employer gets to pick the doctor they...
Are All On-the-Job Injuries Covered by Workers’ Compensation in NC?
If you were injured at work, you may be dealing with costly, stressful bills for your medical treatment. However, financial...
