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Category Archives: Workers’ Compensation
Is your aching back a work injury?
If a North Carolina worker is involved in a motor vehicle collision or other on-the-job accident, the result might be that he or she suffers…
Does your work cause you chronic pain?
If you’ve been employed at the same company or within the same North Carolina industry for several years or more, you might perform the same…
Are you suffering from a brain injury…
Some of the most common injuries suffered by victims of work accidents are head injuries. These types of injuries can range in type and severity,…
Can truckers get workers’ compensation as independent…
If you suffer injury on the job in North Carolina, you might encounter numerous challenges during recovery. In addition to pain and discomfort and care…
North Carolina jobs that have high fatality…
If you leave your home each day to get to your North Carolina workplace, there’s no guarantee that you’ll safely arrive at your destination. However,…
You have options if workers’ compensation won’t…
Perhaps you’ve been clocking in and out of the same North Carolina job for years. You enjoy your work and, for the most part, get…
How paying off medical debt can improve…
Financial problems can arise for any number of reasons, and in many cases, the circumstances were unexpected or outside of a person’s control. For instance,…
The process of appealing a denied workers’…
An injured North Carolina worker has the right to seek financial support through a claim with his or her employer’s workers’ compensation insurance. This coverage…
Can workers’ comp cover chiropractic care for…
Most workers give more to their jobs than they realize. While providing time and effort is common, some workers could face serious risks to their…
Lack of lift equipment, training can cause…
North Carolina nurses face draining circumstances on the job now more than ever. Even without a global pandemic, nurses contend with challenges that easily overwhelm.…
Health care workers’ type of work determine…
Health care workers in North Carolina face an almost endless list of work-related hazards. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention place the dangers in…
Why is it important to keep aging…
The number of workers older than 65 who continue employment instead of retiring has increased by more than 10% over the past 20 years. According…
Emotional, financial stress common after work injuries
While going into work may not be the highlight of many North Carolina workers’ days, it is something that you and many others appreciate being…
Complex regional pain syndrome is not all…
CRPS is a complicated condition suffered by many workers nationwide, including in North Carolina. CRPS describes prolonged and excess inflammation and pain that was previously…
Violence against nurses, health care workers on…
When you went to school to become a nurse, you may have done so because of an inherent desire to help others and serve your…
Does your family qualify for workers’ compensation…
When your loved one dies in a tragic workplace accident, you may be unable to process the realities of living without that person. Unfortunately, those…
Steps to take when filing a workers’…
Workplace accidents can happen at virtually any moment and under a multitude of circumstances, regardless of the field in which one operates. Individuals in North…
Heavy lifting a frequent cause of injury…
When you make your living as a North Carolina nurse, you expose yourself to many work-related hazards that have the potential to lead to a…
3 surprising services you may need after…
If you suffer a traumatic brain injury or another type of head injury at work, your primary concern may be supporting yourself and your family…
Can an undocumented employee receive workers’ compensation?
If you are an employee in North Carolina, you deserve a safe workplace regardless of your immigration status. The state’s Workers’ Compensation Act covers those…
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