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4 Oct

Navigating North Carolina’s Workers’ Comp Maze: Making Sense of Impairment Ratings and Benefits

By: Perry Morrison

Workers' compensation provides wage replacement and medical benefits to employees injured on the job. When an injury results in a permanent...

7 Sep

Workers Compensation Head Injury Settlement Amounts in North Carolina

By: Perry Morrison

Settlements for head injuries in North Carolina workers' compensation cases can vary significantly based on several factors, including the...

7 Sep

Workers’ Compensation Foot Injury Settlement Amounts in North Carolina

By: Perry Morrison

Workplace injuries can range from minor accidents to more severe incidents, and one area where even seemingly minor injuries can significantly...

7 Sep

Understanding Workers’ Compensation Knee Injury Settlement Amounts in North Carolina

By: Perry Morrison

Knee injuries are unfortunately prevalent in the workplace, affecting a broad spectrum of employees spanning various industries. Grasping the...

16 Aug

Should You Take a NC Workers’ Comp Settlement?

By: Perry Morrison

Deciding whether to accept a Workers' Compensation settlement. Understanding the basics of a Workers' Compensation claim before making this...

5 Aug

Navigating Workers’ Compensation: A Guide to Workers Comp Lawyers Near Raleigh, NC

By: Perry Morrison

Handling the complexities of the legal system can be daunting, especially when dealing with Workers' Compensation. This guide aims to aid those...

15 Jul

Why You Shouldn’t Delay Filing a Workers’ Compensation Claim in North Carolina: Crucial Consequences

By: Perry Morrison

Act swiftly.  Filing your Workers' Compensation claim in North Carolina is crucial when dealing with a workplace injury. Delays in filing...

2 Jul

What to Expect at Your Workers’ Compensation Hearing: A Concise Overview

By: Perry Morrison

Dealing with a workplace injury can be a challenging and confusing time. Navigating the Workers' Compensation process can add to the stress,...

14 Jun

Persevering Through Adversity: A Comprehensive Guide for Employees Navigating Central Cord Syndrome in the Workplace

By: Perry Morrison

Central Cord Syndrome (CCS) is the most common form of incomplete spinal cord injury, often resulting from a traumatic event or as a consequence...

17 May

How Technology Is Changing the Workers’ Compensation Landscape in North Carolina

By: Perry Morrison

Introduction The compensation system is a set of laws and regulations enabling injured workers to get fair compensation for injuries or...