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Articles

From offices in Charlotte and serving clients throughout the state, the attorneys of Ayers, Ayers & Dressler have distinguished themselves among the leading personal injury litigators in North Carolina. We are proud of the experience and in-depth legal knowledge we bring to every case, for every client we represent.

We invite you to read our legal articles we have published as contributions to our profession.

• A workers’ compensation injury may aggravate a pre-existing condition
• Workers Compensation and the perils on the way to work
• Complex regional pain syndrome may persist after external wounds heal
• Personal injury and piercing the corporate veil
• North Carolina bill could leave some without workers’ comp benefits
• Workers’ comp benefits not provided to employees injured after a party
• NC cracks down on workers’ compensation fraud committed by employers
• Creating a safer workplace for North Carolina warehouse workers
• Workplace accident reporting regulations
• Yes, social media posts can affect your NC workers’ compensation claim
• The trouble with opting out of workers’ compensation insurance
• North Carolina workers’ compensation and repetitive stress injuries
• What Charlotte truck drivers should know about workers’ compensation
• Understanding North Carolina’s workers’ compensation process
• Tips for preventing common worker injuries on construction sites
• Tips for safe operation of a track skidder
• SSDI: Treating doctor opinions get less weight starting March 27, 2017
• Expediting the lengthy SSDI application process
• Common hazards in an office
• What is the General Duty Clause and how does it impact injured workers?
• A look at office injuries and workers comp
• How do I file a death claim with Workers’ Compensation?
• N.C. workers win in court, only to see gains reversed by law
• Six steps injured NC employees should take after a workplace accident
• Workplace fatalities see increase in North Carolina and nationwide
• What type of hazards are workers exposed to?
• What is the General Duty Clause and how does it affect workers?