Farrin Law Blog

If you have been in a car accident, then you may be juggling a lot – injuries, time away from work, medical bills, car repairs – in addition to trying to get a fair car...

Private employers in South Carolina reported nearly 30,000 (nonfatal) workplace injuries and illnesses in 2020. Under South Carolina workers’ compensation laws, employers in South Carolina with four or more employees are generally required to carry...

The North Carolina workers’ compensation system provides benefits for workers who suffer qualifying injuries on the job. However, it’s common for disputes to arise between injured workers, employers, and insurers. So, let’s say you’ve been...

South Carolina is not a no-fault state. There’s a bit more to it than that, though. Different states have different ways of dealing with car accident fault, but that can have a profound effect on...

Numbers can shift up or down with each passing year, but it’s the long-term trends that really tell us the full picture. Over the decades in North Carolina, the safety of our roads and the...

If you’ve recently suffered a total and permanent disability, you are likely completely overwhelmed. In addition to adjusting to the impairment, there can be an immense amount of paperwork and hurdles to claiming potential benefits....

When we envision at-risk vehicles types, perhaps the most obvious one is a motorcycle. Even when riders drive defensively and wear full protective gear, the physics of a wreck between a motorcycle and a passenger...

Don’t drink and drive – surely by now everyone knows that driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is dangerous. But people still do it, and the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV)...

As we sifted through the excellent data from the North Carolina 2020 Traffic Crash Facts book released by the North Carolina Department of Transportation, a question emerged. The “COVID year” in 2020 was, by many...

Yes, it is possible to receive Social Security Disability benefits for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but you must meet certain requirements, including proper medical documentation. The Social Security Administration (SSA) will review your medical records...