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Continue ReadingIf you’ve suffered a serious thumb injury while working in North Carolina, you’re likely facing not just physical pain but also concerns about your financial stability. At Mehta & McConnell Injury Lawyers, we understand how these injuries can impact...
Continue ReadingIn North Carolina, victims of accidents caused by drunk drivers may be entitled to compensation for damages. According to North Carolina law, individuals injured by the reckless actions of a drunk driver may seek punitive damages in addition to...
Continue ReadingGetting hurt at work can be harrowing, and even more so if you suffer more than one injury on the clock. If your work causes you to incur multiple injuries, workers’ comp can cover all necessary medical treatments and...
Continue ReadingIf you’ve suffered a workplace injury and are dealing with emotional distress, you may be wondering, Can I sue my employer for emotional distress? The short answer in North Carolina is no—workers’ compensation laws prevent employees from suing their...
Continue ReadingIf you were injured while working for Amazon, you might be overwhelmed and anxious about what to do next. You probably have medical bills rolling in and cannot work to support your family. You may find yourself researching Amazon...
Continue ReadingGenerally, workers’ compensation is a fairly straightforward system. However, workers’ comp for truckers is a little more complicated, primarily if they work across state lines and when claims potentially involve several parties. Key Takeaways Most trucking companies must provide...
Continue ReadingAfter suffering an injury on the job, it is normal to be fearful of reaggravating your injury or re-injuring yourself because you return too soon. If you are wondering, “What if I can’t return to work after an injury?”...
Continue ReadingAs the world’s largest retailer, Amazon employs more than 1.3 million people, according to a 2021 report. While any employer with that many workers should expect some workplace injuries, many Amazon workers face particularly hazardous conditions. If you’ve been...
Continue ReadingSalary continuance is an employer-funded arrangement that keeps an employee on payroll for a defined period, typically 4 to 26 weeks. Employers use salary continuance to provide regular pay during short-term disability leave or to structure severance payments in...
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