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If you work for a North Carolina company that has at least three employees, you may be eligible for workers' compensation after a work-related injury. Navigating the application process can be a challenge, especially when struggling with a serious medical problem....
Going to work should bring you financial compensation, not pain. However, accidents on the job happen every day, and if you are unfortunate enough to have one, your daily life may change. If your injury occurs during your regular work duties, you should report the...
While many people realize the risks that construction workers, road crews and other workers face, some do not understand just how dangerous it is to work in a grocery store. In these environments, there are many hazards that threaten the safety of staff members....
Depending on the circumstances, your job may require a lot of walking and heavy lifting. Foot injuries can vary, but workers can face substantial pain and disability if their injury is severe. If someone drops a heavy object on your foot or runs your foot over with a...
Injured workers have two years to file their claims under the North Carolina's Workers' Compensation Act. The claim must be filed at the Commission. It should be filed using “Form 18.” We usually prepare and file the Form 18 for our clients. That way, they do not have...
Truckers have one of the most strenuous jobs in America. Although some injuries develop slowly over time, most trucking injuries occur suddenly, in some type of accident. Those injuries can be severe and require extensive recovery, such as a traumatic brain injury...
Truck drivers have a big responsibility to safely transport products across the country, and they often do so on a tight deadline. Navigating these large vehicles on city streets and highways is difficult, and traffic accidents are common. Some drivers have to load...
These claims will probably be difficult to win in North Carolina.
When you suffer a work injury, following the correct procedure helps ensure your receipt of workers' compensation benefits. These payments cover medical costs and lost wages while you are unable to work. Learn more about the North Carolina workers' compensation...
The rotator cuff consists of four tendons that hold the bones of your shoulder joint together while allowing you a wide range of motion. A tear of one or more of these tendons can cause weakness and dysfunction of your arm, likely limiting your ability to work and...
