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What Are the Two Factors That Determine Workers’ Compensation Claims?
Being involved in an accident in the workplace can be traumatizing and quite stressful. You may be confused about what to do or how to handle applying for workers’ compensation. It is important to protect yourself in the event of a workplace injury and to figure out if you qualify…
What Is the Employer’s Responsibility When a Worker Is Injured?
Every employer has a certain obligation to the employees who comprise their workforce. North Carolina’s labor laws do a great deal to protect employees from unlawful actions that are sometimes brought against them by their employers. Workers’ compensation is only one such method of protecting workers. You may be wondering,…
What Is the First Thing That Must Be Done When a Worker Is Injured?
Dealing with a workplace injury can be infuriating, costly, and quite terrifying, depending on the situation and the parties involved. Still, it is important to know what to do, so many people ask, “What is the first thing that must be done when a worker is injured?” If you are…
What Is the Most Common Cause of Workers’ Compensation Claims?
Many workers in North Carolina are entitled to workers’ compensation. Companies that must carry workers’ comp insurance under state law have a responsibility to provide coverage and financial assistance to employees who are injured on the job. Workers’ comp claims happen all the time for various reasons, so you may…
Do All Workers’ Comp Cases End in a Settlement in North Carolina?
If you are hurt at work, filing a workers’ compensation claim can help you recover by providing medical expense coverage and ongoing disability benefits that offset your diminished earnings if you cannot work because of your injury. It’s possible to settle your claim outside of court, but do all workers’…
Who Oversees Workers’ Comp in North Carolina?
If you need to file a workers’ compensation claim after a serious injury at work, you might wonder, “Who oversees workers’ comp in North Carolina?” The North Carolina Industrial Commission (NCIC) is the state agency responsible for handling all workers’ compensation claims filed in the state, and you may interact…
How Long Do I Have to Sue for Work-Related Injuries in North Carolina?
If you recently sustained an injury at work, you might wonder, “How long do I have to sue for work-related injuries in North Carolina?” The answer could be more complex than you may think. Recovery from a work-related injury in the state typically requires filing a workers’ compensation claim through…
How Do You Handle Job Injuries?
There is a risk of injury in virtually every workplace and industry, but how do you handle job injuries? The first steps you take after any injury at work can have significant consequences, and you must understand how workers’ compensation insurance works and what you can expect from filing a…
What Are Examples of Work Injuries?
It’s vital to understand how the workers’ compensation system functions in North Carolina, but what are examples of work injuries? Generally, any injury suffered while one is performing their job duties can potentially qualify as a work injury, but the injury must prevent them from working for an extended time…
What Is the DUI Limit in North Carolina?
Driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs is illegal, but what is the DUI limit in North Carolina? Police officers who conduct arrests for DUI test the suspect’s blood-alcohol concentration (BAC) to determine whether they are under the influence of alcohol, and blood tests are used to confirm…
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