I agree with Bobby and Jacob. Their advice is spot on. North Carolina law requires a showing that your employment "increased the risk" of your...

Technically the answer is "no," but you can always amend the original Form 18 to include any new medical developments. This is not necessary if...

Where to go from here?

There's not a simple path for you, unfortunately. You have to file a lawsuit in Superior Court and prosecute a claim for workers' compensation...

You wouldn't be able to get workers' compensation under these facts, IMHO. Your better option would be Social Security disability or, if you have...

Federal worker Comp lawyer?

What Bobby Bollinger said. There are not a lot of lawyers who handle federal workers' compensation claims and, in theory, you could can one who...

IMHO, this would be a tough workers' compensation claim. You would have to show that your employment statistically put you at an increased risk...

This is more of an employment question than a workers' compensation question, but North Carolina is an "at will" employment state. This means your...

Unfortunately, North Carolina law does not provide a clear-cut answer to your question. This largely depends on the policy of her employer. There...

It sounds like a bad injury. For workers' comp coverage, it depends on how you injured your knee. If something unexpected or unforeseen happened,...

Unfortunately, your recovery is limited to the workers' compensation system, unless someone other than your employer was at fault for installing...