Charlotte, NC
Workers compensation Lawyer at Charlotte, NC
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Mediation ... +2 more
If you need an AME to build your case, what kind of settlement do you think you can negotiate with an "un-built" case?
It could mean that the "employer" is taking the position that you were an independent contractor on the day you were hurt. The denial speaks of...
Mediated settlement agreements are usually binding. The person to ask would be the lawyer that represented you at the time. You may also have a...
Yes, you can. In fact, your comp case may be quite valuable. Have you received a Form 60 yet, accepting liability for the case? If not, what...
I agree with my colleagues, but am baffled that a judge would be confused about the records. Every medical test report I have ever seen has the...
Workers' comp only covers on the job injuries. And your employer, in NC, does not need a fair reason to fire you. However, you should apply for...
Sounds like you need to talk to a workers' comp lawyer. Did a doctor take you out of work due to the injury, or did you take yourself out of work?...
You should file a workers' comp claim. You should be covered, but don't expect the employer to voluntarily do anything for you. It is up to you...
Lawyers spend years learning how to skillfully impeach witness credibility. No way to teach you anything much on this forum. But, it appears...
If the lawyer took the case on a typical contingent fee (which is a percentage of the proceeds obtained) then it seems odd that he would say the...
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