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How Are Impairment Ratings Calculated in North Carolina?

Suffering a work-related injury can be absolutely devastating. It can also leave you with plenty of questions. In particular, you may be wondering how your workers’ comp injury rating is calculated in North Carolina. Understanding the process can help you receive the compensation you deserve and the justice you need. Here, we’ll discuss the key factors that go into...

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What Is the NC Workers’ Compensation Statute of Limitations?

When you suffer a work injury, you need to act quickly. You need to seek medical attention through your employer as soon as possible for the best chances of recovery. And you need to report your injuries to the proper authorities to preserve your workers’ compensation rights. Is there a statute of limitations on workers’ comp claims in North...

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When Does Workers’ Comp Start Paying in North Carolina?

If you are injured on the job in North Carolina, you may wonder when workers’ comp will start paying. Workers’ compensation is designed to provide financial assistance to workers injured or who become ill while performing job-related duties. Here’s what you need to know about when workers’ comp starts paying in North Carolina. For immediate assistance from an experienced...

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Temporary Partial Disability (TPD) Benefits in North Carolina

Workplace injuries can happen to anyone, regardless of the type of job you have or the industry you work in. If you get hurt on the job, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation, including Temporary Partial Disability benefits. Temporary Partial Disability (TPD) benefits are designed to help injured workers who can return to work in a limited capacity....

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Temporary Total Disability (TTD) Workers’ Compensation Benefits

When you are injured and cannot return to work, you may receive temporary total disability benefits (TTD) to cover a portion of your lost wages until you recover. Every North Carolina employer must cover injuries from workplace accidents with workers’ compensation insurance. When your doctor orders you not to return to work after an injury, you might be eligible for...

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Guide to Permanent Partial Disability Benefits in North Carolina

Suffering an injury at work can be downright scary. It is particularly problematic if it results in the partial permanent loss of function or mobility. You may be worried about your future and whether partial disability benefits apply to you. Rest assured because EMP Law is well-versed and experienced in all areas of North Carolina workers’ compensation law. Our Winston-Salem and Charlotte...

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