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Workers' Compensation Attorneys in North Carolina

One of the smartest things that you can do after suffering a work-related injury is to hire one of our experienced workers' compensation attorneys at Ken Wayne & Associates.

Here are some of the reasons why you shouldn't go through this process alone:

You Need Someone to Guide You Through the Process — You have just been injured at work. The last thing you need to do is navigate a confusing legal process alone.

  1. This Is a Highly Specialized Area of the Law — The workers' compensation process is a technical area of the law that others might not understand.
  2. You Need Someone who Understands the Law — When selecting a lawyer to be on your legal team, hire a Board Certified Workers' Compensation Specialist to represent you.
  3. The Potential for Abuse is High — There are many different and highly complex areas of the workers' compensation process that are rife with opportunities for abuse.
  4. You Need Someone to Make Sure your Weekly Check is Correct — We often find an injured workers average weekly wage has been miscalculated and he or she is underpaid.
  5. You Need to Make Sure your Medical Bills are Paid on Time — We often see insurance companies do not pay medical bills in a timely fashion, which can affect your credit.
  6. You May Want to Obtain a Second Opinion — If you suffer from a permanent partial disability and receive a questionable impairment rating, you may want a second opinion from an independent doctor. We will help you select an appropriate doctor.
  7. You Need to Make Sure Your Future Medical Needs are Considered — How your case is settled will affect your right to obtain ongoing medical care. We will help you obtain the benefits that you need.
  8. You are on Light Duty - Your doctor says you can only work light duty, but your employer has no light duty work available; or you are terminated while on work restrictions.
  9. Get Help with Vocational Rehabilitation — If the insurance company hires a vocational rehabilitation specialist, we will meet with you and the specialist to develop an individualized rehabilitation plan and advise you throughout the process.

Contact us now for a free consultation about your workers' compensation case.

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