Our North Carolina legal blog covers personal injury news, accident information, medical malpractice reports, NC lawsuits, and other topics of interest for those who are dealing with their own North Carolina legal issues. Updated regularly, our injury attorneys hope this blog helps readers stay connected to NC legal current events and informed when it comes to significant NC court decisions.
A Southwest Airlines employee died on the job at the Dulles Airport. The employee was driving a baggage cart when it crashed into one of the people movers.
Changes to workers’ comp law for volunteer firefighters in NC are imminent. What happens when you use your personal vehicle for work and are injured or killed?
A Wake Forest, NC man was ordered to pay $3.1M in restitution for workers’ comp fraud. Carl Delmas Fuller pled guilty to selling false workers’ comp insurance.
North Carolina workers’ compensation law is better than what’s available to injured workers in other states. However, NC workers’ comp laws have limits.
On-the-job injuries in NC range from carpal tunnel to occupational injuries that cause permanent disability. What happens when a workers comp claim is denied?
Many people believe that the construction industry is responsible for the most on-the-job injuries; however the most hazardous line of work lies in agriculture.
Proposed budget cuts are threatening North Carolina’s volunteer first responders’ workers’ compensation. Injured first responders may have lower workers comp.
A North Carolina textile plant recently caught fire for the third time this year. In past fires, loose cotton fibers fell into equipment and sparked flames.
The Farmworker Advocacy Network, a statewide organization focused on improving the living and working conditions of farmworkers and poultry workers across NC.
During the workers’ compensation process in North Carolina, claimants will meet with vocational rehabilitation professionals. Workers’ comp attorneys can help.
Earlier in 2011 the North Carolina General Assembly passed changes to the NC workers’ compensation laws that significantly change how claims will be processed.
Brent Adams & Associates has attorneys in Raleigh, Fayetteville and Dunn who work with clients that need to reopen a workers’ compensation claim. These are NC employees who currently receive workers’ comp benefits and their injury, occupational disease or condition got worse. Their condition may turn into a permanent disability.
There were 965,000 non-fatal injury and illness cases filed in 2009 that resulted in lost days from work, according to recent Department of Labor reports.
If a NC worker obtains full workers’ compensation benefits for their total impairment, they will receive “comp amount” each week for the rest of their life.
Recently a man at Trulite Glass & Aluminum, a Youngsville glass plant, fell to his death. The North Carolina Department of Labor is currently investigating.
An injury at work can be sudden or gradual, devastating or tragic. There are many different work-related injuries that the workers comp lawyers handle.