Litigation Concerning the Map Act Continues

December 8, 2016

A recent hot topic of the eminent domain world has been the “Map Act,” and as such it has been the topic of our last few eminent domain posts. A quick refresher: the Map Act was a law in North Carolina that allowed city governments to stake claim on land that they were planning on […]

I Have to Travel Significant Distances for My Medical Treatment. Am I Entitled to Additional Compensation?

December 7, 2016

Workers' Compensation

For many North Carolinians, medical treatment centers may not be conveniently located. If you live out in the country, you could end up driving miles into the city every time you need to visit your doctor — And as we’ve mentioned before on our blog, frequent visits with your doctor can be incredibly important for […]

Who are Nurse Case Managers and Are They on My Side?

December 6, 2016

Workers' Compensation

If you sustain an injury at work, you may have a nurse case manager appointed to your case. Many of my clients are unaware of the role of a nurse case manager, and many of them have never even heard of one until they begin their workers’ compensation case. A nurse case manager is a […]

I’ve Been Injured on the Job and Cannot Go Back To Work! When Will I Start Receiving Compensation Checks?

December 5, 2016

Workers' Compensation

After you’re injured on the job, we know that funds can be tight. From medical bills, to not being able to return to work, to the general expenses of daily life, a work injury can lead to tough financial situations for yourself and your family — leaving you wondering, “When will I start receiving my […]

What is Permanent Partial Disability and How Do I Qualify for It?

December 4, 2016

Workers' Compensation

Recently, I had a client who inquired about permanent partial disability. They were curious about what it was and whether not they would qualify for it. I thought I’d pass along that information, as it might be relevant to you as well and others who are unfamiliar with permanent partial disability. Essentially, permanent partial disability […]

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Litigation Concerning the Map Act Continues