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Chemical Burns and Jobs That Carry This Risk

April 12, 2020

There are many chemicals that lead to chemical burns, or issues of skin irritation that can affect daily life. The chemicals that can cause these burns to include anything from heavy-duty cleaners such as degreaser or bleach to less common chemicals such as muriatic acid and other pool cleaners. Many...

Can You Submit a Worker’s Comp Claim for Hearing and...

April 3, 2020

Losing part or all of hearing or vision can drastically change your life. You may need to assimilate into a new community or pursue a new vocation. It's possible that you'll have the opportunity to improve some of the new disability through prostheses such as Cochlear implants, or that surgery....

How Can an Employee File a Claim About Bad Workers’...

March 25, 2020

You can alert state and federal authorities or organizations of issues with injuries, but who can you tell about shady workers' comp insurance? Most of the time, issues with workers' comp don't come to light until many employees have filed complaints. You can be the first, or possibly the last,...

Charlotte Workplace Accidents and Compensation

March 19, 2020

Just like in any other major city, Charlotte sees its fair share of workplace accidents and injuries. From construction injuries on new buildings, roofers falling, or truckers getting into wrecks, it's everything you would and wouldn't expect. For full compensation, however, you'll need to go a bit beyond the extent...

What Happens When a Trucker Has Injuries from a Wreck...

March 12, 2020

Truckers spend almost all their time on the road, so it's no surprise when one gets into an accident. The difference between a wreck for a trucker and everyone else is that your injuries were from a workplace accident. So, what does that mean for you, can you submit a...

North Carolina’s Highest Risk Jobs and Injuries

March 4, 2020

Some jobs involve sitting behind a desk, and others involve walking across red iron steel hundreds of feet in the air. Clearly, one is a higher risk, but you might not expect truck driving to be a high-risk position, or working with the city as an animal control agent. The...

Death on the Job

February 25, 2020

It's not something that you see in news headlines or on your social media feeds, but deaths happen on job sites and at places of employment rather often. Of course, there are high-risk jobs such as lineman and the fire department where they understand the risks. But, then there are...

What Happens if the employees were Following a Manager’s Instructions...

February 19, 2020

One minute you're following a manager's instructions, then minutes later, there's a serious injury. Managers all throughout Charlotte issue orders and commands that put their employees at risk. Some are aware of the risk factor. Others are not. Stupid mistakes made by people at work happen all the time, and...

How Can Employers Use Policies to Avoid Negligence?

February 12, 2020

Imagine you're at work, you get hurt and go through the standard practice of filing a workers' compensation case. Except when you expect everything to go just fine, you receive a denial letter. Your demand for compensation and coverage of your medical care was denied, and why? Well, because your...

Who is Responsible for Providing Anti-Slip Shoes?

February 4, 2020

The first time most people are told that they'll need special non-slip or anti-slip shoes for their workplace, there's a bit of skepticism. From restaurant work to salons, you'll find that the slip hazards are daily and very real. Without proper footwear, anyone walking through a workspace could slip, fall,...

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