Charlotte, NC
Workers compensation Lawyer at Charlotte, NC
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Mediation ... +2 more
This Guide gives an injured worker tips on how to research the qualifications and experience of a lawyer, so that the worker can choose the best possible lawyer to help with his or her workers' compen...
See Full GuideThis guide explains the basics of calculating the potential settlement on a serious back injury in a North Carolina Workers' Compensation case. Know the Fundamental Numbers First What is the "comp rat...
See Full GuideThis legal guide gives a brief explanation of the Medicare Set Aside Trust Account or "MSA." What is an MSA? The purpose of the Medicare Set Aside Trust Account is "to protect the interests of Medic...
See Full GuideInsurance companies and defense lawyers will examine all of your online activity--Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and anything else you are doing. Don't post things that can be used against y...
See Full GuideIn North Carolina workers' compensation cases, the correct calculation of the "average weekly wage" or "AWW" and the corresponding "compensation rate" or "CR"is often a disputed issue. Over the years I...
See Full GuideI get calls frequently from unrepresented injured workers who have been "rated and released" by their treating physicians. The term "rated and released" means that the worker has reached "MMI" (maximum...
See Full GuideHere is a link to a column by Karen Garloch of the Charlotte Observer. Ms. Garloch discusses how to reduce medical are expenses, especially for back pain complaints. This is of interest to the workers'...
See Full GuideWhen an injured worker files a workers' compensation claim in North Carolina, one of the first critical events that will happen is a phone call from the insurance adjuster requesting a "recorded statem...
See Full GuideIf you are injured at work in North Carolina, or while working anywhere in the country for a North Carolina employer, then you need to take prompt action to report your injury to your employer. You sh...
See Full GuideAttorney's fees in NC workers' compensation cases paid by injured workers are regulated by state law. Attorney's fees in NC workers' comp cases must be approved by the NC Industrial Commission. A law...
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