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Yearly Archives: 2019
What can you gain from participating in…
Being the victim of a workplace accident in North Carolina has probably impacted your life significantly. Aside from the time you have had to take…
What do you need to know about…
On the construction site in North Carolina, you may already be familiar with the various types of accidents that could lead to a caught-in or…
North Carolina nurses face high risk of…
From hospitals and clinics to residential nursing facilities, the roughly 3 million registered nurses in the U.S. play a vital role in providing care to…
Understanding the extent of your workers’ compensation…
While it would be nice to have the reassurance that you will never get hurt while working at your job in North Carolina, that is…
3 steps after a workplace injury to…
Work injuries are commonplace in the field of construction. Under North Carolina law, you as a construction worker may be eligible to receive compensation if…
4 facts about living with CRPS/RSD
Sometimes, an injury can progress into something more severe. A good example is a broken bone that leads to complex regional pain syndrome. CRPS, formally…
Drunk driving deaths rise in North Carolina…
North Carolina residents have for many years now heard a lot about the dangers of drunk driving. Over the last couple of decades, efforts by…
Wait times for workers’ comp
Despite following all safety measures and taking necessary precautions, employees sometimes injure themselves on the clock. Even if North Carolina employers have workers’ compensation insurance…
Construction site concussions and you
North Carolina construction workers like you often have to deal with a dangerous environment that can be hard to safely navigate. Today, we will take…
Workplace accidents may cause traumatic brain injuries
Traumatic brain damage in a common injury that occurs in workplace environments across the country. From warehouses and construction sites to offices and retail shops,…
North Carolina workers’ compensation coverage and benefits
Most employers must purchase workers’ compensation insurance to cover the costs related to employees’ injuries. It is important to understand what benefits you may receive…
Can I get lost wage payments from…
If you get injured at work, you probably count on workers’ compensation to help you pay the resulting medical bills. However, that is not the…
Construction site safety while working at high…
The construction industry is booming in North Carolina, and greater than 70% of the state’s contractors surveyed said they intend to add on more workers.…
What to know about uninsured motorist coverage
Not everyone on the road carries auto liability insurance. When an uninsured driver gets into an accident with another vehicle and causes injury to a…
What is reckless driving in North Carolina?
Traffic laws exist to keep people like you safe. North Carolina specifically outlaws reckless driving. It may be comforting to know that there are reckless…
Why is construction such a dangerous industry?
Hearing about construction accidents is not an uncommon occurrence. If you work on a construction site in North Carolina, you may even see first hand…
Adjusting to the caregiver role for an…
Workplace injuries can turn a family’s life inside out, especially when a primary breadwinner can no longer do his or her job. The spouse who…
What are the most common workplace injuries?
Workers in North Carolina are vulnerable to accidents and injuries on the job, especially when safety guidelines are not being met. According to the National…
Is post-traumatic stress disorder under workers’ compensation?
Injuries and accidents on North Carolina worksites can have more than just a physical effect on a person. If the incident is particularly violent or…
Does workers’ compensation cover asbestos in construction?
The construction industry is often in the news for disasters such as scaffold collapses and crane accidents, but a lesser-known industry risk could rest in…
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