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North Carolina Personal Injury Statute of Limitations…
If you or a loved one has been injured due to the negligence, recklessness, or wrongdoing of another individual or entity, it is essential that…
North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Settlement Chart (2024)
If you are injured on the job or diagnosed with an occupational illness, you may find that you are entitled to certain benefits under your…
North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Laws 2024 Explained
When it comes to workers’ compensation coverage in the state of North Carolina, there can be plenty of confusion or misinformation that can make the…
Why You Should Worry About a Seat…
Few things have been responsible for saving more lives in car accidents than seat belts. In a rough car accident, you may feel your torso…
What Happens When Someone Hits You Without…
Nobody enjoys getting in a car accident, but certain added factors can make the whole experience even more frustrating. There is a certain percentage of…
What Qualifies as a Workers’ Compensation Claim…
North Carolina workers who suffer a work-related injury may be unsure whether they are eligible for benefits from worker’s compensation. To be eligible, you must…
North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Statute of Limitations
Under provisions of the North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Act, injured workers have only 30 days to report an injury resulting from an accident on the…
Types of North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Benefits
As an injured worker in North Carolina, you may qualify for various levels of benefits, depending upon the designated level of your disability. Your treating…
Tips To Get the Most Out of…
At Ganly & Ramer, P.L.L.C., in Asheville, we understand that having a work injury is more than just inconvenient. In addition to medical treatments and…
Is Lane Splitting Legal in North Carolina?…
Driving can be a difficult activity that could result in a catastrophic accident for either you or another driver at any moment. It is up…
How Many Drinks Can Someone Have in…
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) is highly illegal in all 50 states. If you are ever pulled over for a suspected DWI and arrested, the consequences…
Working Outside? Understand The Signs of Heat…
It’s important for outdoor workers to understand heat stress, the dangers associated, and what they can do if they suffer from a heat-related work illness.…
North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Death Benefits
North Carolina workers’ comp death benefits provide a safety net for some survivors. When a North Carolinian dies in a work-related accident or from an…
Can Employment Status Affect Worker Comp Eligibility…
The North Carolina Industrial Commission can still award workers’ compensation if an employer has inappropriately classified a worker as an independent contractor. Workers’ compensation benefits…
What are the top causes of workplace…
While businesses can implement safety measures to reduce the risk of workplace injuries, some accidents may be unavoidable. Without the right policies, employees could be…
Construction accident involved scaffolding
Many North Carolina workers are at risk of injury on the job — some more than others. Several industries have high rates of workers’ compensation…
5 common causes of work-related amputations in…
Safety is paramount when working in the construction industry. Minor oversights, such as skipping protective gear or failing to inspect machinery before use, can lead…
Changes in North Carolina workers’ compensation case
A case that a North Carolina pre-school owner had won on appeal has since gone under review by the state high court. The high court…
Workers’ compensation support for grieving families
In North Carolina and across the country, there are several types of work that are known to be more inherently dangerous than other jobs. Construction…
What are some leading causes of back…
There may be a variety of situations in which the tasks you perform at work could place a strain on various parts of your body.…
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