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How Long Does a Workers’ Comp Claim Take in North Carolina?
Almost every private employer in North Carolina is required to have workers’ compensation insurance, and most regular employees are eligible to file claims when they are hurt at work. But how long does a workers’ comp claim take in North Carolina? It’s understandable to be…
Career Ending Work Injuries and Vocational Rehabilitation in North Carolina
Having a work injury can be difficult. Beyond dealing with the physical pain associated with an accident and the recovery process, serious injuries can make it difficult or impossible to return to work. Fortunately, North Carolina’s workers’ compensation law provides guidance regarding career-ending work injuries…
Can You Refuse Light Duty Work on Workers Comp in North Carolina?
After suffering a workplace injury, an employee may wonder, “Can you refuse light duty work on workers’ comp in North Carolina?” The answer is that refusing light duty work can sometimes affect workers’ comp eligibility, but not always. Simply refusing an appropriate light-duty assignment can…
How Your Weekly Workers Comp Check Is Calculated in North Carolina
fWhen you think about how your weekly workers comp check is calculated in North Carolina, you should consider your average weekly wage (AWW). North Carolina pays injured employees who qualify for total disability benefits up to two-thirds of their AWW. Calculating your AWW gets tricky…
North Carolina Workers Comp Impairment Ratings And PPD Payouts
When a workplace injury results in permanent limitations, an employee may receive an impairment rating. That rating expresses the permanent loss of use as a percentage for the injured body part. Understanding North Carolina workers' comp impairment ratings and PPD payouts (permanent partial disability) can…
Workers Compensation for First Responders in North Carolina
First responders across North Carolina put themselves in harm’s way every day to protect communities from Charlotte to Raleigh, Asheville to Wilmington. When firefighters, police officers, EMTs, and other emergency personnel suffer injuries on the job, workers’ compensation for first responders in North Carolina can…
Occupational Disease Workers’ Comp in North Carolina
Workers across North Carolina may face many job-related hazards, but not all workplace injuries are caused by a single accident. Some conditions develop gradually after repeated exposure to harmful substances, repetitive tasks, or dangerous work environments. When an illness is caused by workplace conditions, workers…
Return to Work After Workers’ Comp Injury in North Carolina
Returning to work following an injury can prove challenging and raise certain questions that you probably never expected you’d find yourself asking. Whether you were injured at a construction site in Gastonia or while working at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, understanding how to return to…
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