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Personal Injury

May 16, 2014 By nicole

Ask the expert: what do I do when I get sent to a doctor I don’t think is helping?

Answer: What you should definitely NOT do is to get treatment from another doctor. Treating with a different doctor without the permission of the employer or its insurance company makes it look like you are not cooperating with the workers’ compensation process and can cause your payments to stop. There is no guarantee that your employer […]

Filed Under: Workers' Compensation Tagged With: Compensable Injury, Health Care, Industrial Commission, NC Court of Appeals, North Carolina, North Carolina Workers' Compensation, Valerie Johnson

May 6, 2014 By nicole

A “crash” by any other name…

If you were riding your bike on a city street and you were hit by a bus, was it an accident? This article from Bike Law talks about the difference between a “crash” and an “accident” and how the two terms can be used to imply or deny who is at fault.

Filed Under: Bicycle Law, Bus Accident, In the News Tagged With: Ann Groninger, Articles, bicycle, Compensable Injury, Litigation, North Carolina

May 6, 2014 By nicole

May is Bike Month!

Bike Month (#bikemonth) provides many opportunities all over the state for fun bike events – from family rides and kids bike rodeos to charity events and pro races. It’s also a great time to educate drivers about cyclists’ rights and to educate cyclists about safe practices on the road. Preventing crashes and accidents is an important […]

Filed Under: Bicycle Law, In the News Tagged With: Ann Groninger, bicycle, Compensable Injury, Litigation

April 24, 2014 By nicole

Ask an expert: Should I report getting hurt at work, even if I was injured while playing around?

Answer: Yes. You should report the injury AND tell the truth about how it occurred – even if you know the injury is totally your fault. In North Carolina, the workers’ comp rules require you to have an injury by accident during a break in a worker’s normal routine in order for you to qualify for benefits. It […]

Filed Under: In the News, Work Injury, Workers' Compensation Tagged With: Compensable Injury, Industrial Commission, North Carolina, North Carolina Workers' Compensation, Valerie Johnson

March 28, 2014 By nicole

New rules would further burden injured workers

Getting benefits after you are injured at work may get a lot harder thanks to some new rules written by the North Carolina Industrial Commission. One significant and unfortunate proposal is that workers may be asked to pay for the right to get their benefits under the law. Most of the cost burden fell on […]

Filed Under: Work Injury, Workers' Compensation Tagged With: Industrial Commission, North Carolina, North Carolina Workers' Compensation, Valerie Johnson

March 12, 2014 By nicole

Inventing the safer ride

Inspired by the safety hazards that threaten all modern cyclists,  bike enthusiasts are finding ways to employ technology to make or a safer, and at times more audible ride. Cyclist Jonathan Lansey used a Kickstarter campaign to fund the production of a bike horn loud enough to alert drivers of a cyclist’s presence. The horn, […]

Filed Under: Bicycle Law, Catastrophic Injury, In the News, Wrongful Death

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