We Can Help With Your Workers' Compensation Claim
You were injured on the job or developed an illness as a result of your work. You know you should file a workers' compensation claim, but where do you turn for reliable information and advice? Your employer? The insurance company? The company doctor?
A workers' compensation lawyer at the Ramsay Law Firm in Charlotte can offer you honest answers and experienced guidance at every stage of the process. We will work to get you the care and compensation you need. Contact us today for a free consultation.
What Is Covered by Workers' Compensation?
In cases of workplace accident or occupational illness, workers' compensation covers three things:
- Medical treatment
- Time out of work
- Permanent injury
Workers' compensation does not cover pain and suffering. In North Carolina, workers' compensation claims are governed by the Industrial Commission in Raleigh. There is no jury in workers' compensation cases, rather deputy Commissioners who travel statewide to resolve disputes.
Get Help at Any Stage of the Process
Attorney Martha Ramsay has over 15 years of experience in workers' compensation cases and has settled over 400 accident and injury cases. Her experience in working with insurance companies, doctors, employers and the Industrial Commission enables her to be an effective and zealous advocate on behalf of injured workers who need help at any stage of the workers' compensation process, including:
- Securing medical treatment
- Getting benefits started
- Returning to work (either in your former position or in a light duty job)
- Obtaining compensation for permanent impairment
- Challenging denied workers' compensation claims
The Ramsay Law Firm can also help you explore your options in filing a third-party personal injury claim against a negligent contractor or another individual or business who may be responsible for your injury.
Contact Us Today
Call the Ramsay Law Firm in Charlotte today at 704-837-2592 or toll-free from anywhere in North Carolina at 866-488-8105 to discuss your case with an experienced workers' compensation lawyer. You can also contact us by e-mail to schedule an appointment. Your consultation will be informative and free.
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