Workers Compensation Injury
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Injuries While Traveling on Business
Not all Workers compensation injuries actually occur at the workplace or job site. Often times, employees are required to travel for their work, sometimes driving hundreds of miles and staying overnight in other cities or states. What many people may not realize is that if you are traveling for your work, and you are injured, you may be entitled to receiving Workers’ Compensation benefits.
The experienced Workers comp injury attorneys at White & Stradley, LLP have handled Workers’ Compensation cases in which the injured party was actually out of town, maybe even in a restaurant or hotel, and was injured. A businessperson slipping and falling in a restaurant and sustaining a back injury is just one example of a type of case like this we have seen. What can be tricky is knowing whether or not your injury out-of-town on business is covered by Workers’ Compensation. That’s where Nancy P. White comes in. She has decades of experience and upon hearing your story, she can advise you of your legal rights and how to proceed.
Because the Workers compensation law is so complicated regarding injuries while traveling, we urge to contact our office today if you or a loved one has suffered a Workers compensation injury or illness while working away from the normal job site or workplace. Our experienced Workers’ Compensation attorneys can review your case and advise you of your legal rights to Workers Comp benefits. Free evaluations offered in Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, Greenville, Kinston, Lumberton, Newbern, Southern Pines, and Tarboro, North Carolina to injured Workers.
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