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North Carolina Workers’ Comp Ghost Policy [2024 Updated]
The state requires almost every employer to have workers’ compensation insurance. However, there are specific rules for certain types of employers, including those that have no employees and are operated by their owners. A North Carolina workers’ comp ghost policy may be necessary for such businesses, and it is important…
North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Settlement Chart [2024 Updated]
If you have suffered an injury on the job in North Carolina, it is understandable to wonder whether you qualify for workers’ compensation benefits and, if so, what kind of benefits you may be able to secure. You can find state workers’ compensation settlement charts that show examples of how…
North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Laws 2024 Explained
The state enforces some of the most robust workers’ compensation laws in the country. These laws aim to ensure economic security for injured workers in all industries, and it is vital for everyone to understand North Carolina’s workers’ compensation laws in clear detail. The team at Ayers, Whitlow & Dressler…
Questions to Ask a Charlotte Workers’ Comp Lawyer (2024)
Finding an experienced attorney can make filing a workers’ compensation claim much easier. You should have a dedicated legal advocate ready to provide guidance and support throughout this process, so it’s vital to know a few important questions to ask a Charlotte workers’ comp lawyer before hiring them. Taking advantage…
Why Hire an NC Board-Certified Workers’ Compensation Specialist
Legal counsel you trust is an invaluable asset for a workers’ compensation claim in North Carolina. However, not just any attorney can do for this type of case. Why hire an NC board-certified workers’ compensation specialist? Because if you hired an NC board-certified workers' compensation specialist, you will have the…
Guide to Reporting a Work Injury in Charlotte
The workers’ compensation system is an invaluable asset for anyone who suffers an injury on the job in North Carolina. In this guide to reporting a work injury in Charlotte, you can learn the first steps you will need to take in order to secure the benefits you need to…
Where Do Most Truck Accidents Occur?
Truck accidents have the potential to cause untold devastation wherever they occur. The size, the weight, and the stopping distance required to prevent accidents all work together to make such prevention difficult to achieve. The environment around the accident can be a contributing factor to the accident itself. You may…
Why Are Truck Accidents So Serious?
Truck accidents have a far greater potential for disaster, injury, and death than other vehicle accidents for a number of valid reasons. You may be wondering, “Why are truck accidents so serious?” If you have been involved in a truck accident, contact a Charlotte truck accident attorney. According to information…
What Should I Do at the Scene of a Truck Accident?
Truck accidents can be particularly dangerous and stressful. The size of the vehicle increases the potential for injury and death. A large truck’s maneuverability, its weight, and the physical or mental state of the driver can all determine when a truck accident occurs. We’ve all thought about how we would…
Are Employers Liable for Injuries to Employees, Even If the Employees Are at Fault?
It can be difficult and somewhat painful to determine fault in the event of a workplace accident. It can feel personal to blame someone for your injuries, even if that someone is yourself. However, in certain situations, it is legally necessary to prove liability. The real question might be: “Are…
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