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What to Do if Your Workers’ Comp Claim Has Been Denied in Charlotte, NC?

On Behalf of The Sumwalt Group Workers' Comp and Trial Lawyers

If you are hurt while working in manufacturing, retail, healthcare, or any of the other thriving industries of the Charlotte area, you probably know that you can file a workers’ compensation claim to seek benefits that can help with your recovery. But do you know…

Does Workers’ Compensation Pay for Pain and Suffering in NC?

On Behalf of The Sumwalt Group Workers' Comp and Trial Lawyers

If you have been injured while working and plan to claim workers’ compensation benefits, you may wonder, “Does workers’ compensation pay for pain and suffering in NC?” While North Carolina enforces strict rules pertaining to workers’ compensation, there are limits to what this insurance can…

North Carolina Workers Compensation Ghost Policy Explained

On Behalf of The Sumwalt Group Workers' Comp and Trial Lawyers

You may not know that in North Carolina, it's legal for the insurance industry to accept payment for a fake or entirely useless document called a ghost insurance policy. This piece of paper is issued without insurance coverage for any active employees. It is mostly…

Does Surgery Increase Workers’ Compensation Settlements in NC?

On Behalf of The Sumwalt Group Workers' Comp and Trial Lawyers

If you’ve suffered a workplace injury in North Carolina and are facing the possibility of surgery, you may wonder, “Does surgery increase workers’ compensation settlements in NC?” Workers in the Triad area, which includes Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point, undergo surgeries through hospitals such as…

North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Settlement Chart

On Behalf of The Sumwalt Group Workers' Comp and Trial Lawyers

Workers injured during employment in North Carolina often question the financial value of their workers’ compensation settlements. The North Carolina workers’ compensation settlement chart is a frequently used reference tool that serves as a structured guide listed in state legislation determining payment duration for different…

Most Dangerous Jobs in North Carolina: Workplace Injury Risks

On Behalf of The Sumwalt Group Workers' Comp and Trial Lawyers

North Carolina has a variety of work industries, from agriculture to manufacturing to transportation to healthcare. While these sectors make up the core of the state's economy, they can also threaten the safety of its workers. By understanding the most dangerous jobs in North Carolina,…

Understanding workers’ compensation for remote workers

On Behalf of The Sumwalt Group Workers' Comp and Trial Lawyers

Because of the pandemic, remote work has risen in popularity. Many companies now allow their employees to work from home. However, with this rise in popularity came the eventual question of remote employees: do they still qualify for workers’ compensation if they work from home?…

How timely reporting secures your workers’ comp rights in NC

On Behalf of The Sumwalt Group Workers' Comp and Trial Lawyers

Work-related injuries can happen to anyone at any time. They can range from minor physical inconveniences to major physical setbacks that can strain your finances and even derail your career. Regardless of your situation, it is your right as a worker to receive the proper compensation…