What Is a Social Security Disability Doctor? Qualifying for SSDI
The two types of medical evidence considered in Social Security Disability Insurance cases are: Treating Source Evidence Non-Treating Source Evidence Treating Source Evidence When you
What is a Medicare Set Aside in Workers’ Compensation Law?
Medicare Set Aside: The Short Version “What Happens If I Need Medical Care After a Workers’ Comp Claim Settles?” In short, a Medicare Set
What if the Truck Driver in My North Carolina Accident Was DWI?
The 0.04 blood alcohol concentration limit and the higher legal standard that apply to CDL holders also apply when the driver is off the clock
What is a Rogue Trucking Company?
In this article, we’ll answer the question, “What is a ‘rogue’ trucking company?” and share some tips for how to protect your legal rights if
What is a Loss of Consortium Claim in a North Carolina Car Accident Case?
What is Loss of Consortium? Loss of consortium is a term used to represent the damages that a spouse suffers after an accident. Loss of
What is a Release of Claims in a Settlement Agreement?
Giving Up the Right to Sue Later On If you are uncertain about the terms of the release or need additional guidance, it’s wise to
What is a Contingency Fee?
In many other areas of law, attorneys may ask for a retainer before they begin working on your case. A portion of that retainer may
Can You Collect Compensation in Excess of Your Policy Limits?
Under North Carolina law, there are ways to seek compensation from an at-fault party when damages exceed their insurance policy limits, but these cases can
What is a Clincher Agreement in a Workers’ Compensation Claim in North Carolina?
What Goes Into a Clincher Agreement in a Workers’ Comp Case There is no fixed list dictated by statute for what goes into a clincher
What is a Nurse Case Manager in North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Law?
What is a nurse case manager? A nurse case manager is a professional the insurance company may assign to a workers’ compensation claim to facilitate