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Personal Injury

January 25, 2016 By nicole

Update on how you can get copies of your medical records

People often want to know exactly what their medical records say. Maybe your insurance company won’t cover a certain procedure, or your workers’ compensation or personal injury claim was denied. Insurance companies often say it’s because of something in your records. Obtaining your records can sometimes help cut down on the cost of duplicate or […]

Filed Under: Personal Injury Tagged With: Medical record rights, medical records

January 19, 2016 By nicole

How do I get paid for the time out of work after I got hurt?

When you are hurt at work the first problem you may face is getting prompt and effective medical treatment for your injury. The second problem is getting paid for your time out of work. Payment for lost wages when you can’t work should begin 14 days after your job has notice of your injury. North Carolina law […]

Filed Under: Workers' Compensation, Work Injury Tagged With: injured worker, workers' comp

January 4, 2016 By nicole

New law burdens employees who report abuse of children, the elderly, or animals

Nurses and many other healthcare professionals have a duty to report abuse of their patients. Similarly, North Carolina requires people who see that a child or elderly person is endangered by a caregiver to make a report. From time to time, people in the agricultural and human services industries have documented illegal abuse and have reported […]

Filed Under: In the News, Personal Injury Tagged With: ag-gag bill, patient abuse reporting

December 21, 2015 By nicole

Understanding what a doctor does is critical to your workers’ compensation claim

Practicing medicine is hard. In addition to figuring out how best to treat a medical condition, the doctor has to follow regulations, bill insurance companies and keep detailed records. Understanding that doctors and medical personnel are writing down everything that they see or hear that is critical to your claim. Click here to read more on this […]

Filed Under: Workers' Compensation

December 14, 2015 By nicole

Failing to get medical treatment the right way

Rule: The insurance company picks the medical provider. The injured worker can request a change in treatment. When you need a doctor, of course you choose to go to the one you know and trust. But when you have a workers’ comp claim and the insurance company is paying for your medical treatment that is not the rule. […]

Filed Under: Work Injury, Workers' Compensation Tagged With: injury, treatment, workers' comp

December 11, 2015 By nicole

What does “injury by accident” mean?

An injury by accident is an unusual event that interrupts normal work. The word “accident” is defined in the Merriam-Webster dictionary as “an unforeseen and unplanned event or circumstance.” That definition makes sense: you don’t have an accident unless something out of the ordinary happens. When you apply that definition to workers’ comp in North Carolina, there isn’t an “accident” […]

Filed Under: Work Injury, Workers' Compensation Tagged With: claim, injury, North Carolina Workers' Compensation, workers compensation, workers' comp

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