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07Aug 2023
Amazon Warehouse Workers are Suffering Serious Injuries at an Alarming Rate
Last month, our Charlotte workers’ compensation attorneys at Waple & Houk discussed the continuing prevalence of Walmart distribution center accidents and injuries and our role in holding the massive retail giant responsible for providing injured employees with the workers’ compensation benefits they are entitled to after suffering workplace…
11Oct 2022
How Can Social Media Ruin Your Workers Compensation Claim?
People today seem to be glued to their electronic devices. If they aren’t scrolling through their Facebook feed on their cell phones, they’re watching a video on their tablet. People also feel compelled to post the most private thing about themselves for all the world…
25Aug 2022
Who Pays for Workers Comp in North Carolina?
When we first meet with a new client for a workers compensation case, one of the first things they ask is when they'll start receiving their benefits. Once they've been reassured that the insurance company will cover their medical bills, they start to relax a…
12Aug 2022
Do I Have to Go Back to Work When My Workers Compensation Ends?
The whole point of workers' compensation is to help employees take care of their work-related injuries. When an employee gets hurt on the job, they can count on their employer’s worker's compensation insurance to cover their medical bills. They also know they’ll receive weekly replacement…
26Jul 2022
Workers Comp in North Carolina: Who Isn’t Covered?
Workers compensation was designed to aid employees who get hurt on the job. Instead of making workers pay their own medical bills, workers compensation pays these expenses. The program also provides the worker with replacement income until they are ready to go back to work.…
21Jul 2022
Can I Collect Workers Comp and Disability at the Same Time?
Most people do not understand that workers comp and disability are completely different things. Workers’ compensation is a program for people who get injured on the job. Disability is for people who get hurt in general and are unable to work anywhere at all. Both systems…
