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NC Workers' Compensation Attorney
Do you have questions about workers' compensation law in North Carolina? You've come to the right place. If you are injured while on-the-job in North Carolina, or while working for a North Carolina company in another state, you have important rights under the North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Act. It is up to you to make sure these rights do not slip away. Kevin Bunn, Attorney at Law, PC, is ready to help you with your North Carolina Workers’ Comp case.
Kevin Bunn offers a free consultation to injured North Carolina workers, to provide you with the following information about workers' compensation, and more:
- What workers’ compensation benefits are available in NC?
- What injuries are covered by NC workers’ comp?
- How do you file your NC workers’ comp claim?
Our workers’ comp lawyers are here to help you understand your rights and help you handle your claim, so you can get the medical treatment and disability payments you deserve. We provide legal services to injured NC workers from Raleigh, Cary and Durham, to Rocky Mount, Fayettville, Wilson, and Greenville. Fill out the contact form on this site or call us today for your free consultation.
NC Workers Blog
S&P Blasts Workers' Comp Insurance Companies
Standard & Poors recently noted an improving trend for workers' comp insurers but predicted more unprofitable years noting "this industry has a dismal track record of...
Workplace Deaths Increase Slightly in North Carolina
Fifty-three North Carolina workers were killed on the job last year, three more than in 2010. The construction industry suffered the most casualties with 16. Many of the deaths were attributed to automobile accidents,...
7 day waiting period for NC workers' comp.
Unfortunately, injured workers' do not receive compensation for lost wages for the first seven days they are out of work after a workers' comp injury, unless they remain disabled for at least 21 days. The days do not have to...
AIG $450 Million Workers’ Compensation Settlement Approved
Many might remember the case against American International Group or AIG, for underreporting its workers’ compensation premiums back in 2006. The purpose of the underreporting was to minimize the amount of money AIG had to pay in to...
NC Man Pleads Guilty to $2.7 million dollar Workers’ Comp Scheme
While the media tends to focus its workers’ comp fraud coverage on stories of workers exaggerating injuries, workers’ compensation fraud is commonly perpetrated by employers and insurance professionals....
