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North Carolina’s Workers’ Compensation Laws

July 7, 2021 By nicole

Tip #4 – Understand What A Workers Compensation Doctor Does

Workers’ Compensation Doctors and medical personnel keep a record of everything they observe Practicing medicine is hard. In addition to figuring out how best to treat a medical condition, the workers compensation doctor has to follow regulations, bill, and insurance companies keep detailed records. Understanding that doctors and medical personnel are writing down everything that […]

Filed Under: Workers' Compensation Tagged With: injured workers, North Carolina Workers' Compensation, North Carolina’s Workers’ Compensation Laws, workers compensation doctor

February 21, 2018 By nicole

Pain Killer Limits for Workers’ Compensation Claimants? North Carolina’s Dramatic Proposal to Fight the Opioid Crisis

Like many states, North Carolina has been hit hard by the opioid crisis, and workers’ compensation claimants are particularly vulnerable, because they must find a way to control their pain, so they can get back to work. Like many folks experiencing severe pain, injured workers often fall victim to prescription opioid addiction. Sometimes prescription addiction […]

Filed Under: Workers' Compensation Tagged With: North Carolina Workers' Compensation, North Carolina’s Workers’ Compensation Laws, opioid

March 6, 2017 By nicole

The Workers’ Comp Book You’ve Been Waiting for Is Finally Here

Valerie Johnson’s new edition of North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Law: A Practical Guide to Success At Every Stage of a Claim is now available. Valerie Johnson edited this edition with Gina Cammarano of Farah and Cammarano. The hefty 21-chapter workers’ compensation guide is 740 pages of discussion of the law and cases, but an E-book […]

Filed Under: News of the Firm, Workers' Compensation Tagged With: injured workers, North Carolina’s Workers’ Compensation Laws, workers compensation

June 26, 2013 By nicole Leave a Comment

The rights of injured workers are at risk: CJG calls on you to act now

New legislation has been proposed that would dramatically change North Carolina’s Workers’ Compensation Laws, stripping workers of the legal protection they require when injured on the job. The new bill seriously limits the workers’ access to medical care and changes the protections workers have when they are looking for work. Injured workers would have to […]

Filed Under: Cases in the News Tagged With: injured workers, North Carolina’s Workers’ Compensation Laws

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