North Charleston, SC
Workers compensation Lawyer at North Charleston, SC
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Personal Injury ... +3 more
Prior to changes in South Carolina Workers' Compensation Law on July 1, 2007, injured workers and their attorneys were allowed to stack or add pre-existing medical conditions and/or injuries with the i...
See Full GuideThere are at least 3 ways to make a recovery of money for disability in South Carolina after a work accident. The first is permanent total wage loss; the second if permanent partial wage loss; and the...
See Full GuideWhen you go to a disability hearing in South Carolina after an on the job injury, you may benefit from having a lay (non-expert) witness who can testify about your health before and after your work acc...
See Full GuideMany times the employer/carrier will send you for what they call and Independent Medical Evaluation but what really is a Defendant's Medical Evaluation with another doctor that they choose in your case...
See Full GuideThis Guide will tell you what you should do as an injured worker when attending a Functional Capacity Evaluation or "FCE" as they are called. These tests are used to measure your work ability accordin...
See Full GuideThis guide tells you the best way to provide notice of your accident and injuries after your work related accident....
See Full GuideThere are many things you should do when meeting with your doctor in a workers' compensation case. This summary serves as a reminder to you so that you can get the best medical treatment and benefits ...
See Full GuideWhile there are many things you should and must do after your accident at work, this guide will give you my top 3 that you should do right away....
See Full GuideIn South Carolina, injured workers must first know their Average Weekly Wage (AWW) before determining their weekly Compensation Rate which is two-thirds of their AWW. ...
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