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Will COVID-19 Make Workers Compensation and Personal Injury Cases Less Expensive?

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

The bottom line. We all care about it. Prosecuting workers’ compensation and personal injury claims comes with a cost. The cost it takes to try a case, the cost of appeals, the cost of getting and storing medical records and other papers necessary to move…

The Sumwalt Group Wins State Supreme Court Case

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

On August 14, 2020, the Supreme Court of North Carolina filed its decision in Walker v. K&W Cafeterias, Inc. (No. 99PA19-1), which eliminated a North Carolina workers’ compensation lien from the settlement of a South Carolina Wrongful Death lawsuit. North Carolina workers’ compensation laws provide…

Families File First Wave of COVID-19 Lawsuits Against Companies Over Workers Deaths

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

On July 30, 2020, the Wall Street Journal published an article about employees (and their families) filing lawsuits against their employers for COVID-19 exposures. The article is at https://apple.news/AqZPQlaT6SQaw3tYrXqDcYA. This article is curious and likely misleading. As a general rule, workers’ compensation laws shield businesses…