Most explanations of MMI treat it like a finish line: your doctor says you’ve plateaued, you get a rating, you get a check, the case wraps up. That’s not quite what’s actually happening. MMI is really the moment North Carolina law forces a choice,...
Most articles answering this question give you one number, thirty days, and stop there. That number is correct, but it’s only one deadline in a chain of several that govern a North Carolina workers’ compensation claim from the moment of injury through...
Yes. If you work part-time in North Carolina and you are hurt on the job, you are eligible for workers’ compensation benefits in the same way a full-time employee is. North Carolina law does not set a minimum number of hours, a minimum number of shifts, or any...
At Constantinou & Burkert Accident Injury Lawyers, we understand that not every workplace injury occurs in a single, traumatic accident. Many workers suffer from debilitating conditions that develop slowly over months or years of repetitive motions, which is why...
Navigating the aftermath of a workplace injury brings immediate stress to any employee and their family. When you suffer an injury on the job, the physical pain is often accompanied by deep financial anxiety regarding medical bills and lost wages. At Constantinou...
At Constantinou & Burkert Accident Injury Lawyers, we understand the impact workplace injuries can have on employees and their families. Across North Carolina, workers in a variety of industries face daily risks that can result in serious injuries, illnesses, or...
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