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To what benefits am I entitled if I am injured in a work-related accident?
A: The benefits to injured workers fall under three main categories: 1. Wage replacement, which generally equals two-thirds of the worker’s average weekly wage while they’re out of work. 2. Payment for all medical expenses related to the job-related injury or illness. 3. Compensation for permanent injury to parts of the body. The amount of benefits available for permanent impairment depends upon the particular part of the body that is impaired and the degree of impairment. In addition, a worker may recover for disfigurement caused by scars or other conditions. The family of a deceased worker killed in a work related accident may recover benefits for at least 400 weeks.
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FAQs
North Carolina Workers' Compensation
- Are the vocational counselors assigned to injured workers by the insurance company interested in my welfare?
How do you file a complaint with the North Carolina Department of Labor?
- If my doctor assigns me work restrictions which limits what I can do at work such as the amount of weight I can lift and whether I can bend and stoop, should I work outside of those restrictions when I return to work?
- Will I be followed by a private detective after I make my workers’ compensation claim?
- Should I settle my case without the assistance of an experienced workers’ compensation lawyer?
- Am I entitled to a second opinion on the issue of the nature and extent of my disability by a doctor of my choice?
- What is my workers’ compensation rate or my “comp rate”?
- Can I recover money for my pain and suffering involved with my on the job injury?
- Am I entitled to a jury trial to decide my workers’ compensation case?
- Is it necessary for me to be a United States citizen in order to collect workers’ compensation benefits?