If you’ve suffered an injury due to someone else’s negligence, you’re probably wondering how personal injury settlements are typically paid out. It’s obviously understandable that you’d ask the question, since your medical bills are piling up and you’re getting concerned. This article will give you a good idea of how payouts typically work. How personal […]
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Form 26A
The NC Workers’ Comp Form You Shouldn’t Sign Without Talking to a Lawyer You have an injury that came from work. Your case is accepted by the insurance company, or maybe you won after they denied it. Your treatment has made you as good as the doctor the workers’ comp insurance paid for says you […]
How do I know if I have a personal injury case?
The aftermath of an injury can be filled with confusion and uncertainty as you figure out how best to manage your physical, emotional, and financial recovery. One important question that can arise is whether you have a personal injury case that could result in financial compensation. Keep reading for more information, then contact Johnson & […]
Unsafe conditions in the workplace? Here’s what to do about it
You have the right to a safe work environment. This means your employer must protect you and your coworkers from known hazards that could cause illness or injury. Your employer must also provide you with the information, training, tools, and equipment necessary to safely perform your job. Unfortunately, not all workplaces meet these standards. Unsafe […]
Who pays medical bills while my case is pending?
The cost of medical treatment, medications, rehabilitation, and other expenses following an injury-causing incident can be overwhelming for victims and their families. Although a personal injury settlement can provide substantial financial compensation for those expenses, it isn’t available right away and the bills continue to accumulate while your case is pending. Fortunately, there are options […]
Crash vs. accident: The difference might surprise you
Any collision that results in injury or even in damage to your property is, of course, an event that you want to avoid. Most people lump all of these incidents into the category of “accidents,” but, to us and the clients we represent, there are some important differences between “accidents” and “crashes.” The term “accident” […]