Unfortunately, experiencing pain and suffering after a severe personal injury is not uncommon. The physical, mental, and emotional pain you face can cause anxiety, depression, grief, insomnia, fear, and even post-traumatic stress disorder, all of which can be worse...
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We understand that hiring an attorney is the last thing you want to think about. That’s why you should hire a firm that has the knowledge, dedication, and experience to deliver you the results that you deserve.
When you hire Mehta & McConnell, you will be working directly with North Carolina State Bar board-certified workers’ compensation and personal injury attorneys. Our team of attorneys has over 30 years of combined legal experience handling complex and simple cases.
We were both defense attorneys, so we know how insurance companies think and evaluate claims. Knowing how our opponent plays the game gives us a level playing field and helps us achieve the results our clients need and deserve.
If you are dealing with an injury due to the negligent actions of another, a workplace injury, lost wages, or any other work-related legal and financial problem, schedule a free, no-commitment consultation with experienced Charlotte workers’ compensation attorneys today.
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