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How Can a Laser Tag Injury Be Covered Under Workers’ Compensation?

Am I Entitled to a Second Opinion?

January 17, 2017
It may seem unfair, but insurance carriers have a lot of say in your workers’ compensation claim — especially when it comes to determining your doctor. In a workman’s compensation case, the insurance carrier gets to select your doctor. This makes many people uneasy. The insurance carrier will use the doctor’s evaluation to determine how […]
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His Wife Was Not Eligible for Workers’ Compensation Death Benefits: Was It Fair?

January 16, 2017
The truth of the matter is, the American justice system is designed to be fair. I know when you’re dealing with a workers’ compensation claim, the system can seem stacked against you — particularly when it comes to red tape and negotiating with insurance carriers. It can be easy to lose sight of the fact […]
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What Does the ACA Mean for Workers’ Comp?

January 13, 2017
When the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was passed in 2010, hardly anyone can say it was a smooth transition. From issues with the website to uncertainties about how it would affect medical prices, there were a lot of headaches surrounding the whole ordeal. With the uncertainty came the worries about how the insurance reforms would […]
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Why Do I Need to Job Search While on Workers’ Comp?

January 12, 2017
If you’re on workers’ compensation benefits, it’s really important that you continue looking for a job while out of work. It may be really annoying, and feel entirely pointless, but the truth is if you’re not actively looking for a job, you could lose your benefits.   There are three major ways you can prove […]
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Is It Possible to Obtain the Insurance Policy Limits from the Negligent Driver in My Case?

January 11, 2017
Knowing insurance policy limits can be a huge advantage when dealing with a case against a negligent driver and their insurance company. However, in North Carolina, insurance companies are not required to reveal how much insurance the at-fault driver has or what their policy limits are. As such, most insurance companies won’t reveal this information, […]
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