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Category: Airline Employees And Injuries
- Airport workers face serious risks
- Bob Bollinger wins “OIC” Death case at Court of Appeals
- Flight attendants exposed to health hazards created by toxic air
- 3 things to know about airline injuries
- Airline Employee at CLT Hurt on “Employee Bus” Wins Case
Category: Attendant Care In NC Workers' Compensation
- NC Family Member providing Attendant Care can recover interest on late payments
- Attendant Care in NC Workers’ Comp — a NEW trap for the unwary
Category: Attorney Ethics
- Putting the Client’s Best Interests First
Category: Attorney's Fees In NC Work Comp Cases
- California study shows that having a Lawyer increases case value for injured worker
- Representing Oneself in NC Workers’ Compensation cases
- Trap for the Unwary Employee: The “Recorded Statement” in NC Workers’ Compensation Cases
- How much are Attorney’s Fees in NC Workers’ Compensation Cases?
- Making the Insurance Carrier pay Attorney’s Fees in NC Workers’ Compensation Cases
Category: Auto Accident
- Injured in an Auto Accident in Charlotte that was NOT Your Fault? Take Advantage of our “72 Hour Demand Letter”
Category: Back Injuries At Work
- Avoiding injuries among health care workers
- Could construction work lead to career-ending back injuries?
- Has your doctor recommended spinal fusion after a work injury?
- How to properly lift to protect the back
- Know the signs of a herniated disk
- Top back injuries incurred on the job
- What is a compression fracture?
- Avoiding occupational back injuries in North Carolina
Category: Back Injuries In NC Workers' Compensation
- Do your back problems stem from your working conditions?
- Injured Truck Drivers and North Carolina Workers’ Comp Claims
- Cauda Equina Syndrome–A Back Injury to be Avoided!
- Reducing Medical Costs in Workers’ Compensation Cases
Category: Blog
- Can a crick in the neck lead to a permanent injury?
- OR staff needs to worry about spinal cord injury
- What are the workers’ compensation laws in North Carolina?
- Workers’ Comp and the “Independent Medical Exam”
- What are career-ending injuries?
- Are you at fault for a work injury requiring surgery?
- Can you go back to your job after your spinal fusion surgery?
- Disabilities can have a negative impact on relationships
- Industrial accidents can cause financial burdens on families
- 5 ways truck drivers can fight back pain
- What benefits can you receive if your loved one dies due to work?
- Airline crews need to be provided with proper safety measures
- A workers’ compensation claim can be denied for many reasons
- Claims and appeals for workers’ compensation in North Carolina
- Longshoremen face serious hazards at work
- How do I know if my injury is covered by workers’ compensation?
- Flight attendants face serious risks while working
- Watch out for knee and hip injuries at work
- Repetitive motion injuries must be properly handled
- Injuries common in the trucking industry
- 5 things to know about workers’ compensation in North Carolina
- Workplace safety a concern after North Carolina worker’s death
Category: Bollinger Law Firm Staff NEWS
- Bob Bollinger named to 2013 “Superlawyers” list in Workers’ Compensation law
- Bob Bollinger becomes a Certified Mediator
- Emily Lytle has joined our firm
- New Member of the Law Firm Family Arrived Recently……
Category: Bollinger Law Firm Successes
- Bob Bollinger wins case at Court of Appeals
Category: Calculating Benefits Due
- I had two jobs when I got hurt and lost one–how is my compensation calculated in North Carolina?
- When Should You Take the “PPD Rating Money?”
- I have two jobs, was hurt on one job– how is my comp calculated in NC?
Category: Claim denials
- Contesting the Denial of a North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Claim
Category: Construction Workers' Accidents
- Common construction site injuries and their causes
- Construction accidents and career-ending knee injuries
- What injuries make up the construction industry’s Fatal Four?
- Worker trapped under rebar in construction accident
- Serious workplace injuries result from worker’s fall
- Worker killed, another injured on the job after fall
- Construction accident leads to fatal blunt force trauma
- Fatal workplace injuries continue to occur due to falls
- Construction accident claims life, leaves others injured
- Man injured at work after falling from scaffolding
- Workplace injuries result when worker is hit by spool of tubing
- Man injured in construction accident after fall off scaffold
- Construction accident leaves worker with serious injuries
- Construction accident results in tractor falling 12 feet
- Road construction accident leads to fatality, critical injuries
- Construction accident can easily lead to multiple injuries
- North Carolina worker seriously injured in construction accident
- Workplace injuries can result when workers are hit by materials
- Construction accident proves fatal after heavy material falls
- Workplace injuries occur after worker falls through roof
- A construction accident typically leaves workers needing info
- Workers’ compensation claim may need strong legal representation
- Workplace injuries often lead to financial woes
- North Carolina worker injured on the job after fall
- 400-pound window leaves worker injured in construction accident
- Construction accident leaves man injured in North Carolina
- Being injured on the job can pose numerous hardships
- Serious, fatal workplace injuries could happen in an instant
- Fall-related construction accident can lead to serious harm
- Truck driver suffers serious injuries in construction accident
- Workers’ compensation need may arise after unexpected work events
- Injuries from a construction accident could warrant compensation
- Construction accident: Falls pose threat in North Carolina
- Family may seek benefits after fatal construction accident
- Construction accident leads to injuries in North Carolina
- Construction accident injuries may prove severe in North Carolina
- Being injured on the job could cause fatalities in North Carolina
- Construction accident proves fatal in North Carolina
- Construction accident falls may fuel need for benefits
- Suffering a work-related injury may come as sudden shock
- Surviving family may qualify for workers’ comp benefits
- Workers’ comp may help with construction accident repercussions
- Weather conditions could increase construction accident risks
- Construction accident injuries may be catalyst for workers’ comp
- Injured at work? Workers’ comp may help North Carolina victims
- North Carolina workers may be interested in construction accident
- Workplace injuries may plague North Carolina construction workers
- North Carolina workers injured on the job after lightning strike
- Fatal construction accident takes place in North Carolina
- Construction accident leads to North Carolina worker’s death
- North Carolina construction accident leads to man’s death
- We can help your recovery after a construction workers’ accident
- Three injured in construction accident in North Carolina
- Consult experienced counsel before filing workers’ comp claim
- Injuries and death result in NC construction accident
- Speeding in work zones causes most construction worker accidents
- Construction worker badly injured in Charlotte accident
- Forest education ranger dies in work accident at park
- Two workers hurt in construction site accident
- North Carolina construction worker dies in accident
- Construction accident at North Carolina State University
- The right equipment can prevent worker eye injuries
- 3 workers injured in North Carolina construction accident
- Construction industry in N.C. leads in fatal workplace accidents
- Construction worker injured at famous race track
- Construction accident kills worker in Charlotte
- OSHA looks into worker deaths in the communication tower industry
- How does OSHA inspect construction workers’ accidents?
- North Carolina construction site accident kills one
- Study says construction workers fear reporting injuries
- Employer investigated in construction worker’s death in trench
- Construction site accident kills 2 North Carolina DOT workers
- DOT increases safety at North Carolina highway construction site
- Construction worker dies after 15-foot fall at jobsite
- Two men injured on the job at gas pipeline site near Charlotte
Category: Do I Need A Lawyer For My Workers' Comp Case?
- Form 63, Medical Only, is a Fake Acceptance and Gives You NO Legal Rights
- This common scenario could ruin your workplace injury claim
- Conclusions of California Study on Value of Lawyers in Work Comp Claims
Category: Don't Screw Up Your NC Workers' Compensation Case!
- The Value of OSHA Form 300
- Deception by the Insurance Adjuster: Why You May Need a Lawyer!
- Document that Job Search in NC Workers’ Comp!
- Your Social Media Posts can Doom Your Workers’ Comp Claim!
Category: Firm News
- The dangers of combustible dust in North Carolina
- Food service workers deserve coverage for on-the-job injuries
- Spinal cord injuries can affect multiple parts of the body
- 4 types of severe TBIs for construction workers
- Machine guards could be life or death for manufacturing workers
- Driving a truck is more strenuous than it sounds
- In it for the long haul; the disabling consequences of COVID-19
- Know the symptoms of a spine injury
- Orthopedic injuries can affect your mental health
- The impact fewer truckers could have on road safety
- Why are back injuries often chronic?
- COVID-19 ‘long-haulers’ seek answers about disability benefits
- Medical workers and workplace exposure to COVID-19
- Severe foot injuries can end your career
- How to apply for workers’ comp in North Carolina
- Sanitation worker injured on the job after helium tank explodes
- Man injured at work after arm gets caught in machine
- Flight attendants face a dangerous job for many reasons
- 2 North Carolina workers injured on the job in scaffolding fall
- Individual injured at work rescued by firefighters
- Worker injured on the job after person steals truck
- Heat-related illnesses can kill workers who are outside
- Hip injuries can derail a career
- HAVS is one of the lesser-known repetitive motion injuries
- Man nearly loses arm after being injured on the job
- North Carolina worker suffers workplace injuries in stabbing
- What you need to know before filing a workers’ comp claim
- Workplace injuries can cause financial concerns
- Car wash worker injured on the job
- What to do after a spouse’s workplace injury
- Proper lifting techniques can minimize back injury risks
- Man suffers work-related injury while in a 40-foot shaft
- Industrial accidents can cause serious injuries
- North Carolina workers injured on the job, fatality results
- Moving parts on machines can lead to major injuries
- Workplace injuries result from accident involving machine
- Know the importance of a workers’ compensation attorney
- Why people downplay injuries and don’t see a doctor
- Workers’ comp benefits may help after work-related fire
- Workplace injuries prove fatal after mechanic accident
- North Carolina EMS worker injured on the job in ambulance crash
- Worker injured on the job after falling in clock tower
- Common truck drivers’ injuries and workers’ comp
- Workplace injuries: Man suffers arm amputation on the job
- Workplace injuries result from natural gas explosion
- Ambulance crash results in 2 workers being injured on the job
- Work-related injury occurs after man falls from truck trailer
- 4 common eye injuries workers might experience
- Workers’ compensation: North Carolina workers killed out of state
- Industrial accidents: North Carolina worker dies from head trauma
- Gas main fire leaves one worker with workplace injuries
- Fatal workplace injuries result from industrial accident
- Did your spouse suffer a head injury at work?
- Industrial accidents typically result in serious injuries
- Several suffer workplace injuries after explosion
- Loading dock injuries negatively impact workers
- Repetitive injury: What is carpal tunnel syndrome?
- Machinery accidents can easily cause workplace injuries
- Tearing down wall leads to man suffering work-related injury
- Not all work-related injuries are immediately obvious
- Workplace injuries prove fatal for trash collection worker
- Person injured at work by falling sheet of glass
- Pickup truck causes worker to be injured on the job
- Airline flight crews face many hazards at work
- Families may receive workers’ compensation after fatal accidents
- Workplace injuries involving the head have serious outcomes
- Work-related injury results from road construction accident
- Fatal work accidents could mean benefits for surviving spouses
- Workplace injuries result from ceiling collapse
- Workers’ comp could provide benefits after workplace injuries
- Life after a disabling injury might involve college
- Obtaining compensation for work-related injury not always easy
- Workplace injuries of any kind can have negative impacts
- A work-related injury could leave workers, families struggling
- Stair collapse causes man to suffer work-related injury
- Falls can lead to individuals needing workers’ compensation
- Construction materials could lead to workplace injuries
- Financial setbacks not unlikely due to work-related injury
- Construction falls can lead to critical workplace injuries
- Workplace injuries may prove fatal in North Carolina
- Being injured at work may cause financial hardships
- Industrial accidents: North Carolina worker killed after fall
- Explosions could easily lead to workplace injuries
- Being injured on the job may lead to fatalities in North Carolina
- Work-related fire injuries may warrant workers’ compensation
- Rebar tower collapses lead to workplace injuries
- Family may seek workers’ compensation after construction fatality
- Cars can leave construction workers injured on the job
- Being injured on the job may cause financial setbacks
- When workplace injuries prove fatal, families may need benefits
- Workplace injuries may leave North Carolina workers shaken
- Those with workplace injuries may need financial benefits
- Loading dock safety is crucial to prevent injury
- Leaf blowers, other equipment could cause workplace illness
- Fear of being injured on the job not invalid in North Carolina
- After work-related injury, workers’ comp may provide assistance
- Industrial accidents may cause catastrophic injuries
- On-the-job accidents may present need for workers’ compensation
- North Carolina worker injured in construction accident fall
- Workplace injuries not uncommon after unexpected accidents
- Workplace injuries could leave workers out of a job for months
- Industrial accidents may lead to need for survivors’ benefits
- Injured at work due to an explosion? Workers’ comp info may help
- Freak accidents, serious injuries may mean workers’ compensation
- North Carolina road workers at risk of being injured on the job
- Work-related injury may raise workers’ comp questions
- Machinery may cause workers to be injured on the job
- Fire-related incidents can cause severe workplace injuries
- Industrial accidents: North Carolina explosion causes death
- Workers’ comp benefits may not be guarantee in North Carolina
- Falls could cause serious workplace injuries in North Carolina
- Work-related back injury may cause difficulties in North Carolina
- Highway employees face considerable work-related injury risk
- Injured at work? Accidents can lead to workers’ comp need
- Work-related injury may mean time off from work in North Carolina
- Getting the most out of your workers’ comp claim
- Being injured at work due to burns may be worry in North Carolina
- Workers’ comp benefits may prove vital in North Carolina
- The most common injuries suffered by truck drivers
- Fatal work-related injury may cause hardships in North Carolina
- 5 things truckers should know about injuries
- Serious workplace injuries may have financial repercussions
- After being injured at work, employees may need financial help
- Loading dock injuries can end truckers’ careers
- Injured on the job? Acting quickly may help with workers’ comp
- Injured truck drivers often deserve workers’ compensation
- Construction accident leaves North Carolina man seriously injured
- Workers’ comp benefits may bring relief to North Carolina workers
- Fatal workplace injuries may warrant workers’ comp for family
- Could your workers’ compensation claim be denied?
- Industrial accidents may lead to injured North Carolina workers
- Workers’ compensation claim denial may not be end of the road
- Work-related injury may lead to workers’ comp qualification
- Workplace injuries may lead to workers’ comp in North Carolina
- North Carolina families may want workers’ compensation info
- North Carolina residents injured at work may seek assistance
- What dangers do loading dock workers face?
- Setbacks may affect North Carolina workers injured on the job
- Loading dock workers face many job hazards
- Workplace injuries could seriously affect North Carolina workers
- Can I get fired for collecting workers’ comp?
- Flight attendants at risk for injury by turbulence
- Injured truckers misclassified as independent contractors
- North Carolina workers still concerned with workplace injuries
- Being injured on the job may affect North Carolina workers
- Truck drivers as independent contractors – am I covered by workers’ comp?
- North Carolina man dies after being injured at work
- Fatal workplace injuries may impact North Carolina families
- Truck drivers face great risk of injury
- Insurance adjusters can wait. Get the legal counsel you need.
- Injured in a construction accident? Workers’ comp may help
- North Carolina man seriously injured on the job
- 4 common causes of back pain while at work
- Explosion leads to workplace injuries in North Carolina
- North Carolina car wash employee suffers work-related injury
- Workers’ compensation may not cover North Carolina car services
- Top causes of injuries among manufacturing workers
- Being injured at work may lead to workers’ comp in North Carolina
- Serious workplace injuries could affect North Carolina workers
- EMS workers injured on the job after North Carolina accident
- ‘Attendant care’ services through workers’ comp
- Numbness in the arms, hands or fingers
- Workplace ‘wear and tear’ could lead to workers’ comp
- Construction accident injuries may be a concern in North Carolina
- One huge mistake that destroys workers’ comp claims
- North Carolina family may explore workers’ compensation
- Risks may cause North Carolina workers to be injured at work
- On-the-job death and workers’ compensation in North Carolina
- Benefits may stem from being injured on the job in North Carolina
- North Carolina roadway workers injured on the job
- North Carolina workers may fear being injured on the job
- Industrial accidents: North Carolina worker killed on the job
- What All NC Workers Should Know About Form 61 and Workers’ Comp
- Work fatality a basis for workers’ compensation in North Carolina
- “Injury by Accident” versus “Specific Traumatic Incident”
- Things Every Truck Driver Should Know About Workers’ Comp in North Carolina
- Study proposes closed formulary in NC to cut workers’ comp costs
- Workers’ compensation coverage and the “by accident” requirement, P.3
- Workers’ compensation coverage and the “by accident” requirement, P.2
- Workers’ compensation coverage and the “by accident” requirement, P.1
- The initial report of your injury is very important!
- We can help determine if injury is work-related or not
- Workplace diseases can result from a number of causes
- When is my injury covered by workers’ compensation?
- What are distractions that lead to workplace injuries?
- Safety tips to avoid work accidents in snowstorms
- Young workers more likely to suffer injuries on the job
- Training to prevent workplace illnesses relating to pesticides
- Are back injuries common in workplace accidents?
- What are the duties of an employer after an industrial accident?
- Workers’ compensation benefits can cover workplace illness costs
- High rate of workplace illnesses in hospitals
- Workplace injuries decline in poultry industry
- Training seasonal workers essential to avoid workplace injury
- Who should carry workers’ compensation?
- Avoid slips and falls at work this winter
- Understanding North Carolina repetitive stress injuries
- What steps should North Carolinians take when injured at work?
- Understanding the symptoms of diseases from asbestos exposure
- When must employers have workers’ compensation insurance?
- Workplace illnesses can qualify for worker compensation claims
- Hurt on the job in North Carolina? There are places you can turn
- Child tobacco field workers at risk of workplace illnesses
- How does workers’ compensation help employees?
- What is covered by North Carolina workers’ compensation?
- Injuries covered by North Carolina workers’ compensation
- Court holds NC state workers hurt outside course of employment
- North Carolina children get sick working in tobacco fields
- North Carolina agency investigates fatal accident at plant
- OSHA pushing for temporary workers’ safety
- Second fire in same North Carolina plant sparks investigation
- Preventing workplace injuries in the aviation industry
- Study: injured workers sometimes scared of reporting injury
- Labor commissioner rewards workplace safety in North Carolina
- Reforms rolling out to protect miners from occupational disease
- NC General Assembly Removing Judicial Independence of Workers’ Compensation Judges in the State
- Drink water and rest to avoid heat-related illnesses
- Employer knew of unsafe conditions before workplace injuries
- OSHA inspectors at all-time low; workplace injury rate stagnant
- Work-related deaths still high despite continued efforts
- Workplace injury awareness on Worker’s Memorial Day
- Workers’ Compensation claims rise in North Carolina
- Workplace injuries and fatalities decline in North Carolina
- Employee injured after an explosion at a North Carolina lab
- Employers encouraged to reduce workplace accidents
- North Carolina must reduce farmer workplace injuries, fatalities
- Who is responsible for temporary injured workers?
- Paid sick leave may help workers recover from workplace illness
- Worker safety essential in North Carolina’s severe weather
- North Carolina electrical lineman injured on job receives honors
- Workers’ compensation program helps reduce worker deaths in N.C.
- OSHA trying to change silica exposure limits to reduce illnesses
- Efforts to improve worker safety in 2014
- How to avoid workplace injuries in snowy conditions
- Workers’ compensation system fails to protect temp workers
- Postal worker injured in North Carolina
- North Carolina workplace illnesses on the decline
- Health workers stressed about being hurt on the job
- North Carolina employers appeal fines for workplace injuries
- Workplace accident victim seriously injured after 30-foot fall
- North Carolina State Fair host to another worker accident
- Employee injured after state fair ride malfunctions
- Football players may sustain permanent disabilities
- High fatality and injury rate in agricultural industry
- Protect poultry workers from injuries, civil rights groups urge
- Focus on workplace hazards to reduce industrial accidents
- Industrial accidents pose great health risks to workers
- OSHA tries to limit silica exposure, reduce workplace diseases
- Workplace accident in North Carolina claims a life
- How employers can improve workers’ compensation programs
- More healthcare workers hurt on the job than other professionals
- Does lower injury rate mean fewer injured workers?
- Report breaks down workplace injuries by state, occupation
- 2013 Changes to North Carolina’s Unemployment Benefits
- Industrial accidents afflict craft breweries
- Heat-related workplace illnesses cause worker deaths
- Reducing workplace injuries is good business sense
- Man crushed by heavy cylinder in work accident
- Woman crashes into dump truck in North Carolina
- Speeding up poultry line may increase workplace injuries
- Proposed bill could change worker comp rules in North Carolina
- Unsafe work environment causes workplace diseases, fatalities
- Workplace deaths are underreported in North Carolina
- Worker’s Memorial Day in memory of killed and injured workers
- On the Job Deaths Due to a “Profits Over People” Business Mentality?
- How North Carolinians can reduce office injuries
- Explosion at fertilizer plant could be industrial accident
- Explosion at North Carolina grain mill causes workplace injury
- Research finds high exposure to silica at fracking sites
- Senate Bill 614 Affects Rights of Truck Drivers in NC
- Reports show slashing OSHA fines in grain bin accident deaths
- Fired Injured Worker Wins Case Against Wal-Mart
- Daylight saving increases chance of workplace injury
- Poultry workers at high risk of workplace diseases
- North Carolina man pinned under machine for 90 minutes
- OSHA investigates North Carolina manufacturing accident
- Study finds North Carolina behind on workers’ compensation
- Policy brief analyzes low wage-worker injuries and benefits
- Agriculture industry sees most workplace injuries
- NC Legislature Addresses Fraud by Employers
- North Carolina tries to overhaul workers’ comp
- Temporary workers usually not covered by workers’ comp
- Study reveals risk of workplace accidents in the lab
- Uninsured employers leave injured N.C. workers destitute
- Tips to reduce workplace injuries in medical practices
- NC Legislature Will Reverse its Decision to Hide Insurance Coverage Information
- Sex and Workers’ Compensation
- Underreporting injuries may lead to fatalities in drilling sector
- Reform Issues: Oklahoma and “Opt-Out”
- Frenzied Thanksgiving sales can lead to workplace injury
- NCDOT worker dies in motor vehicle accident
- Workplace injuries in North Carolina hospital fire
- Will Governor McCrory support extreme Workers’ Compensation changes?
- Workplace injuries and death in silos remains steady
- NC “business climate” ranks highest in the USA for 2012
- NC Legislature Hides Workers’ Compensation Insurance Coverage From Public
- Workplace illnesses range from flu to bad hair dye jobs
- Fatal workplace accident at North Carolina chip factory
- Insomnia related workplace accident is costly
- New ‘Move Over’ law may decrease roadside worker accidents
- Bollinger Law Firm PC gets a favorable decision today
- NHL player hurt on the job dies, family sues
- Employee on bulldozer falls in hole at North Carolina plant
- Injured worker talks about workplace safety in North Carolina
- Are farming jobs dangerous for North Carolina teens?
- Workplace injury rate down but disability benefit claims increase
- Employers abuse loopholes in North Carolina’s workers’ comp law
- “Charlotte Workers Getting Hurt” by the Charlotte Observer
- “Cheating Employers Make it Tough to Compete” Charlotte Observer
- Disabled workers more likely to be hurt on the job
- NFL players may face mental illnesses, encouraged to seek help
- Back injuries common complaint among health care workers
- Stress gives rise to occupational disease for police officers
- Tip for outdoor workers: hydrate to avoid heat-related illness
- Eyestrain leading cause of workplace health complaints
- North Carolina workers’ comp bill may restrict public access
- Tips to prevent slip and fall accidents in North Carolina
- Pat McCrory wants to reform NC workers’ compensation some more
- Why North Carolina employers should keep workspaces clean
- Two North Carolina poultry workers develop rare skin condition
- Worker dies after falling 140 feet in N.C. park
- Economic Ramifications of a “Full Duty Release to Return to Work”
- Reporting North Carolina workplace injuries may lower fatalities
- North Carolina workers: beware of heat-related illnesses
- North Carolina agency increasing workers comp claim enforcement
- More and more employers provide alcohol in the workplace
- Lenient regulations mean young workers suffer workplace injuries
- Call to reform workers’ comp policies in North Carolina
- Reducing stress may reduce workplace injury
- North Carolina’s “Amendment One” will gut our Civil Domestic Violence protections
- Proposed bill could usher in era of limited employer liability
- Study finds differences in workers’ comp pricing procedures
- Investigation into sand-blasting could reveal workplace illness
- Worker loses hand in industrial accident
- Report shows fatigue is workplace injury risk
- In North Carolina, when does employer-employee relationship exist?
- North Carolina police eligible for workers’ comp and salary?
- Kids’ Chance of NC Helps Children of Workers Killed on the Job
- Workers’ Compensation Fraud
- Costs of workplace injuries and illnesses is on rise in U.S.
- More than 50 killed in North Carolina workplace accidents in 2011
- Can workers’ comp recipients change care providers?
- Carpal tunnel is usually a repetitive workplace injury
- North Carolina workplace injury led to methadone-related death
- Down U.S. economy hits injured workers
- Thousands of pesticide poisonings, some linked to North Carolina
- In North Carolina, does workers’ compensation cover hearing loss?
Category: Industrial Workers' Accidents
Category: Injured Workers Losing Their Jobs
- Could knee injuries end a career?
Category: Injuries
- How common are severe head injuries in older adults?
- Is a meniscus tear career-ending?
- What should you do after a significant injury?
- Physical jobs can lead to long-term shoulder problems
- Surgical options for meniscus tears
Category: Loading Dock Workers
Category: NC Amendment ONE And Domestic Violence
Category: NC Unemployment Benefits
Category: NC Work Comp- Vocational Rehabilitation
Category: NC Workers' Comp Medical Care
Category: NC Workers' Compensation Mediation
Category: Nursing Occupational Injuries
- Nurses’ risks during pandemic
- Nurses: Be aware of workplace violence
- If you contract CoVid-19 at work, are you covered under NC workers’ compensation?
- What happens after an exposure incident?
- The top risks nurses face on the job
Category: Orthopedic Injuries
- Why is it important to get fast treatment for an ankle injury?
Category: Pro Se In North Carolina Workers' Compensation
Category: Truck Driver Injuries
- Driving a commercial truck is a risky job
- Getting workers’ comp for a traumatic brain injury
- What to do if your husband suffers trucking accident injuries
Category: Truck Drivers And Workers' Comp
Category: Why Politics Matter
Category: Workers' Compensation
- How Is a Workers Comp Settlement Calculated in North Carolina?
- Does Workers’ Compensation Pay for Time Off for Physical Therapy in North Carolina?
- How Does Workers’ Compensation Work in North Carolina?
- Employer’s Legal Responsibilities for Workers’ Compensation Claims in North Carolina
- Protecting yourself and other workers from machine shop injuries
- Facts about concussions in North Carolina
- Dangers faced by electrical power-line workers
- Workers’ compensation laws in North Carolina
- Ballet dancers face risks of career-ending ACL injuries
- Facts about machine operator injuries
- Why construction work often leads to back pain
- Study on non-fatal police injuries
- Do truck drivers have a problem with shoulder injuries?
- Can you get workers’ compensation for a tendon sheath injury?
- High rate of injuries for nurses
- What should you know about debilitating lower back pain?
- Construction accidents and knee injuries
- The most common work-related injuries
- The high cost of an ACL surgery
- Does the workers’ comp system make your job more dangerous?
- Long shifts create serious injury risks for warehouse workers
- Why do lower back injuries never seem to heal?
- Is hearing loss covered by workers’ compensation?
- NC Workers’ comp may only provide coverage for accident injuries
- SLAP tears in the shoulder are common among manual laborers
- Statistics on musculoskeletal injuries in the workplace
- Do I have a serious shoulder injury?
- The physical and emotional toll of limb loss
- 4 safety tips for working in road work zones
- Common hazards in nursing
- Is Post-Viral Syndrome Disability Eligible?
- Older workers face higher risk of occupational fatalities
- What is the workers’ compensation “injury-by-accident” rule?
- Can your job lead to a herniated disk?
- Job-related hazards in the grocery industry
- Airline flight attendants have a right to workers’ compensation
Category: Workers' Compensation Fraud
Category: Workers' Compensation Reform
Category: Workplace Accident
- What statistics tell us about the most dangerous industries for workers
- The most hazardous occupations in America
- Don’t ignore these signs after a work-related car crash
Category: Workplace Deaths
- Lineworkers are more susceptible to burns and electrocution
Category: Workplace Illness
Category: Workplace Injuries
- What are the different types of bulging discs ?
- What dangers do factory workers face?
- Preventing back injury for nurses
- Rotator cuff injury not uncommon among construction workers
- What is the difference between a torn ACL and MCL?
- Work-related eye injuries leave thousands without vision annually
- Nurses and back pain: What you should know
- Can a crush injury to the foot end your career?
- Recognizing symptoms of a herniated disc
- Do you need help adjusting your budget after your work injury?
- What do you know about light-duty accommodation?
- How do you know you have a torn meniscus?
- A torn labrum may imperil your career
- Identifying a herniated disk after a workplace accident
- What should I know about heel bone fractures?
- A torn rotator cuff could derail a career
- Complications associated with spinal fusion surgery
- How can I prevent serious injuries as a masonry worker?
- Job-related rotator cuff injuries often require surgery
- Serious workplace incidents in North Carolina
- Logistics and warehouse workers and permanent knee injuries
- Serious injuries affect nurses
- Forklifts are more dangerous than they appear
- When a workplace injury leads to spinal surgery
- How to file a workers’ compensation claim in North Carolina
- 3 of the most common work injuries
- Treatment for acute rotator cuff tears
- Common reasons workplace ladder accidents happen

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My case is still in litigation and Mr. Bollinger has worked arduously on it for almost a year and a half. It is a very difficult case that most lawyers would refuse to handle. In…

Got An Impossible Workers’ Comp case? Call Bob Bollinger. He Deals Successfully With Unwinnable Cases And Difficult Clients. Posted by: Norlinda, a workers’ compensation client

Mr. Bollinger was a great help to me during my workmens compensation mediation. He was very knowledgeable and explained everything to me. I didn’t feel like a number, he treated me with the utmost respect…

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Mr. Bollinger got the workers’ compensation insurance company to pay after being denied from an on-the-job injury. Would highly recommend.

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I would highly recommend Mr. Bollinger. Bobby and Janice helped me complete my case which had been ongoing since 1992. He is an excellent lawyer and keeps you informed and updated each step of the…

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