Experiencing an accident in Greensboro, North Carolina, whether it’s a car crash on Wendover Avenue, a slip and fall in a downtown business, or an injury from a dog bite, can turn your life upside down. Beyond the immediate physical pain and emotional distress, you’re likely facing mounting medical bills, lost income,

A car accident in Greensboro, North Carolina, can be a jarring and disorienting experience. In the immediate aftermath, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, confused, and unsure of what to do. However, the actions you take, or fail to take, in the moments and days following a collision can significantly impact your health,

If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence in North Carolina, the immediate aftermath can be overwhelming. You’re likely dealing with physical pain, emotional distress, medical bills, and lost wages. Amidst this challenging time, one crucial element you cannot afford to overlook is the statute of limitations. This legal deadline dictates

Receiving a settlement offer from an insurance company after an accident can feel like a relief, especially if you’re facing mounting medical bills or lost wages. However, the first offer is rarely in your best interest. Insurance companies aim to minimize payouts, and accepting an offer too quickly could leave you undercompensated.

A group of North Carolina Republicans recently introduced legislation designed to end North Carolina’s long-standing contributory negligence law. Senators Danny Britt, Jr. (R – District 13), Jim Perry (R – District 7), and Amy Galey (R – District 24) are the primary sponsors of SB477, entitled The Victim’s Fair Treatment Act. North

Unless you’ve been living off the grid or trapped under a rock, most of us have heard statements such as, “Most workers’ compensation claims are bogus!”, “Workers’ Compensation reform is necessary because so many claims are fraudulent.” and “All those fraudulent workers’ compensation claims are driving up employers’ workers’ compensation rates.” Every

Having established in Part 1 that pre-existing conditions are not an absolute bar to recovery in workers’ compensation cases, we have arrived at the “beware” part of this discussion. Beware of NCGS §97-12.1. §97-12.1. Willful misrepresentation in applying for employment. No compensation shall be allowed under this Article for injury by accident or occupational disease

I always like to start with good news so let’s start this two-part series with the “not the end of the world part.” Do not let rumors or negative assumptions get you down. Having a pre-existing condition does not prevent you from obtaining workers’ compensation benefits. If you have a pre-existing condition,

No, this isn’t the part where I preach to you about how bad social media is or that we should give up all modern technology and live a Henry David Thoreau type existence of quiet contemplation in the woods. There is nothing wrong and in fact something quite healthy in looking for

A number of people who are injured at work, find themselves out of work for an extended period of time and wondering whether they can draw benefits through workers’ compensation and social security disability. The short answer is maybe, but it’s complicated. First, is the issue of eligibility requirements. Generally speaking, it is easier