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A construction crew lead on his cell phone on a job site.

Jul 25, 2023

How to Check the Status of a Workers’ Comp Claim

If you’re waiting for a decision on benefits after an injury at work, it may feel like you’re in workers’ comp limbo. As an injured worker, your bills are piling up while you’re unable to...

Seek the guidance of an attorney before you agree to a private settlement.

Jul 24, 2023

How to Settle a Car Accident Privately & Why That Can Be a Big Mistake

Car accidents are disruptive, no matter how big or small. When you’re not at fault, it can be especially frustrating to deal with the insurance claims process, and you may be tempted to settle a...

A female attorney going over a contract with a potential client.

Jul 24, 2023

How Much Does a Workers’ Comp Lawyer Cost?

Hurt at work? You may be wondering if you should hire a workers' comp lawyer to help you seek important workers’ comp benefits, such as medical care and lost wages. You may also be wondering...

A pile of bills and receipts from expenses following a car wreck.

Jul 24, 2023

The Average Car Accident Settlement in South Carolina

The potential for having a serious or even fatal car accident is an unfortunate reality that millions of motorists face all over the country. South Carolina is especially dangerous, having the third highest rate of...

A warehouse working holding his back in pain while lifting a cardboard box.

Jul 18, 2023

What Is the Average Workers’ Comp Back Injury Settlement?

Back injuries are often very painful, disruptive, and even disabling – sometimes permanently. If you injured your back at work, you may be entitled to workers' compensation benefits and a final lump sum settlement. The...

An injured construction worker in a hard hat and high vis vestholding his painful shoulder.

Jul 17, 2023

5 Key Phases of the Workers’ Compensation Process in North Carolina

If you have been injured at work or become ill because of your job, workers’ compensation can be a lifeline. It can provide you with medical care and lost wages during a difficult time, but...

Injured worker with his arm in a sling anxiously reading a letter on the couch.

Jul 17, 2023

Why Does Workers’ Comp Only Pay 2/3?

I get it. You were hurt at work but relieved when your employer told you, "Don't worry, we've got workers' compensation insurance and that'll take care of you." You may have been pretty surprised, then,...

A large brick and stone courthouse with columns in the front in South Carolina.

Jul 07, 2023

Personal Injury Filing Procedures in S.C. – How to File a Lawsuit

There are essentially two ways to file a personal injury lawsuit in South Carolina. First, you can hire a personal injury attorney to handle your case. An attorney will know the law, the rules, and...

Illustration of a motorcycle rider on a North Carolina shaped bike.

Jul 03, 2023

Motorcycle Accidents Vs. Car Accidents and How to Get Compensated if Injured

Motorcycle and car accidents share many similarities, but also many key differences that affect how deadly they can be, the types of injuries you may suffer, and the causes for them. And if you’re seeking...

Jun 23, 2023

Can You Collect Social Security Disability and Workers’ Compensation at the Same Time?

When you suffer a disabling work-related injury or occupational illness, your situation can get very difficult, very fast. The paycheck you depend on stops coming. Meanwhile, you may have medical expenses until your workers' compensation...