Workers’ Compensation Attorney in North Carolina

To protect an injured worker from loss of income if injured at work and for payment of medical bills, the State Legislature adopted the North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Act. Sometimes referred to as worker’s comp insurance, this Act provides workers with full compensation for medical bills and partial compensation for lost wages if they have been injured on the job. While the rules and regulations governing claims under the Workers’ Compensation Act are complex, we believe it is important that you have a basic understanding of what the term “Workers’ Compensation” means.

Free Workers’ Comp Guide

Workers’ Compensation is a “no fault” system.

Which means you usually don’t have to show that your employer did anything wrong to have caused your injury. You simply have to prove you were injured while working. We offer a free consultation with our worker’s comp attorneys to see if you have a case.

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