Workers' Compensation Lawyers Serving all of North Carolina
Posted: December 21, 2010
If you are considering accepting a cash settlement, speaking the attorneys at White & Stradley LLP first is in your best interest. An insurance adjuster may be suggesting you accept an offer. The amount of the offer and feeling like you no longer need to deal with the claim may be appealing.
Posted: August 19, 2010
Posted: July 26, 2010
Injured workers are sometimes afraid to file a Workers’ Compensation claim, or believe their claim will be denied, if they were doing something they were not supposed to do when they were injured. This is a mistake. As long as you did not cause your injuries on purpose and you were not intoxicated, your behavior should not cause your claim to be denied. Even if you were doing something you were told not to do, you may still be eligible for Workers’ Compensation, but it may be reduced by 10% under certain circumstances.
Posted: June 2, 2010
Filing your Workers' Compensation claim properly and on time is necessary if you want to receive Workers' Compensation benefits. Failure to do so can mean missing out on the benefits that can help your family get by while you are unable to work. The North Carolina Workers' Compensation attorneys of White & Stradley, LLP can help you file your claim and stick with you through the process, assisting with appeals when needed, so that you get the benefits that you are entitled to.
Posted: May 19, 2010
Understanding your employer's responsibilities when you are injured can help you keep an eye on the Workers' Compensation process and make sure that your claim is being handled properly so you can get paid as soon as possible. The experienced North Carolina Workers' Compensation attorneys of White & Stradley, LLP can explain these responsibilities in detail and take action if your employer is not holding up their end.
Before Any Injuries Occur
Posted: April 8, 2010
Your Workers' Compensation attorney can help you figure out that you can expect to receive in Workers' Compensation benefits. Every situation is unique, and your personal circumstances will apply. However, there are some basics that can help you get an idea of the amount of Workers' Compensation benefits you might receive.
Posted: March 11, 2010
Figuring out if your auto accident is covered by Workers' Compensation can be more complicated than it seems. The basic rule of thumb is, if you were traveling for the benefit of your employer, your accident is covered. However, within that basic concept, there can be grey areas, and what you consider travel for your employer could be a matter of opinion. North Carolina Workers' Compensation law tries to sort this out in great detail.
Posted: February 8, 2010
In most cases, you are eligible for Workers' Compensation even if the accident that caused you injuries was your fault. A Workers' Compensation claim is not a lawsuit, and you do not have to prove fault on the part of your employer, or prove that you were not at fault, in order to receive benefits.
Exceptions
Posted: January 12, 2010
Workers' Compensation death benefits can help your family pay bills and buy groceries if you die from a work-related injury. It will not replace your full income, and in most cases, it does not last a lifetime, but it can make a big difference to your family in their time of need. If you have lost a loved one in a work-related accident or to an occupational injury, you may be entitled to Workers' Compensation death benefits.
Posted: December 8, 2009
If you have been injured on the job or have discovered that you have a work-related illness, you may be wondering if are entitled to Workers' Compensation benefits.
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The North Carolina Workers Compensation attorneys at White & Stradley, PLLC proudly serve injured workers all over North Carolina including Morganton, Fayetteville and Greenville. This website is not intended for viewing or usage by European Union citizens.