Charlotte, NC
Workers compensation Lawyer at Charlotte, NC
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
I always tell clients to wait until you are fairly certain no other medical treatment is necessary before they settle the claim. Generally it is a...
In North Carolina aggravation of a preexisting condition is compensable. As long as the physician confirms your preexisting condition was...
I have clients tell me all the time that what they were reported as saying to the Dr. at a visit is not correct. Unfortunately, in my experience,...
This is always a complicated situation made more problematic by the way Employer's try to categorize people, even when they are really employees. ...
There is not much information to go on here, but it seems like you have not filed a claim for worker's compensation yet. You must notify the...
If the lawsuit has been filed in Court, all such records of the Action filed in the Court Clerk's office are public records and available for...
Set up a meeting with your attorney and get him to focus on your concerns. He likely has been working for you and hasn't communicated about it. ...
Yes, if you do not handle the offset in your settlement agreement correctly you could be looking at receiving no Social Security Disability for a...
The 250k threshold under the Medicare guidelines comes into play if you have already qualified for Social Security disability benefits or you are...
I gather from your question that you have some mistrust for the attorney hired to represent your husband. In this situation you must have full...