If you’ve been injured on the job in North Carolina and your employer or supervisor tells you it’s your own fault, you may start to doubt whether you’re eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. But here’s the truth: North Carolina workers’ comp is a no-fault system,[...]
Watch the Roads, Not the Leaves Fall in North Carolina is stunning. The Blue Ridge Parkway glows with color, cool mornings make for crisp commutes, and families head to festivals and pumpkin patches. But with all that beauty comes a seasonal spike in car accidents.[...]
Why Drivers Must Slow Down and Put the Phone Down in School Zones Protecting Kids, Preventing Crashes, and Understanding Legal Liability in North Carolina School buses are rolling. Crossing guards are back on the sidewalks. And parents are bracing for those stressful morning drop-offs. But[...]
Why Even State-Required Coverage Might Fall Short North Carolina requires all drivers to carry a minimum level of auto insurance, but even with mandatory coverage in place, many accident victims find themselves under-protected when it matters most. This article breaks down what those legal minimums[...]
What Victims Should Know About Delayed TBI Symptoms in North Carolina Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are among the most serious outcomes of car accidents, workplace incidents, and falls. Yet unlike broken bones or visible wounds, the symptoms of a brain injury may not be immediately[...]
Understanding Your Rights & Protections in North Carolina Suffering a workplace injury can be overwhelming, but the thought of losing your job while trying to recover adds another layer of stress. If you’ve filed a workers’ compensation claim in North Carolina, you may be wondering:[...]
