What I Wish Every Injured Worker in North Carolina Knew in the First 24 Hours After an Accident
The first 24 hours after a workplace injury in North Carolina set the direction of the entire claim. Reporting the injury in writing,...
The 5 Biggest Mistakes Injured North Carolina Workers Make Before They Ever Call a Lawyer
Injured North Carolina workers most often lose benefits by trusting an employer's word, missing the 30-day notice deadline, or signing a Form...
The Case That Got Good for Joe: When an Employer Denies an Injury It Never Even Reported
I've had a lot of denied workers' compensation claims cross my desk since 1989, and most of them are arguable — there's a real dispute about...
What Kevin’s Case Taught Me About the Difference Between a Claim and a Client
I've handled more than 3,000 workers' compensation claims since 1989, and most of them follow a predictable shape: injury, treatment, rating,...
How Clincher Proration Language Protects Your SSDI Check
The exact wording of your clincher settlement — not just whether it mentions proration — determines how much of your SSDI check is subject to...
Privacy note: "Valerie" is not the client's real name. Identifying details — including employer name, product type, and workplace location —...
How The Morrison Law Firm Won $80,000 in SSD Back Benefits After a Six-Year Federal Appeals Fight
Privacy note: "Geraldine" is not the client's real name. Identifying details have been modified to protect client confidentiality. B. Perry...
Workers who receive both workers' compensation and SSDI in North Carolina face a federal offset that caps combined monthly benefits at 80 percent of...
When a cable-plant worker tore her rotator cuff freeing a stuck reel, her workers’ compensation carrier paid for treatment — until her...
A construction worker survived a catastrophic company van crash only to be told he was an independent contractor. Morrison Law Firm pursued the...
Morrison Law Firm represents injured workers across Eastern North Carolina from its Wilson, NC, office. The firm accepts workers' compensation, Social Security Disability, and personal injury cases from Wilson, Nash, Edgecombe, Pitt, Martin, Wayne, Johnston, Greene, Halifax, Northampton, Warren, Wake, Harnett, Cumberland, Sampson, and Vance counties.