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• A positive drug test doesn’t automatically block workers’ comp benefits. • Employer must prove the substance caused or contributed to your injury. • Tests can be inaccurate; false positives or past use may not show impairment. Getting hurt on the job is stressful enough, but when a positive drug test comes into play, it […]
Being involved in a car wreck is stressful for anyone, but it can be even more complicated if the accident happens while you’re working. As a North Carolina worker, you may have multiple avenues for recovering compensation, including workers’ compensation and potentially filing a personal injury claim against a third-party driver who caused the accident. […]
At Kornbluth Ginsberg Law Group, we know how challenging it can be to deal with back or neck injuries sustained at work. These injuries don’t just cause physical pain—they can also disrupt your ability to earn a living, care for your family, and enjoy daily life. Our workers’ compensation team is here to provide guidance […]
Understanding Workplace Knee Injuries If you’ve injured your knee at work, you’re not alone. Knee injuries are among the most common workplace injuries, often caused by repetitive movements, heavy lifting, or accidents. Here is a guide to common knee injuries and common jobs that are prone to having such injuries occur. Common Workplace Knee Injuries The […]
Repetitive motion injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome or cubital tunnel syndrome can be debilitating and often frightening to injured workers. Your hands and arms can be your livelihood and not having them perform the way you need can send off alarm bells. Repetitive motion injuries may sometimes develop slowly but can significantly impact your ability […]
If you’ve been injured at work in North Carolina, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. Kornbluth Ginsberg Law Group is committed to helping injured workers navigate the complexities of the workers’ comp system. Here’s a breakdown of the types of benefits you may receive if your claim is approved. Types of Disability Benefits […]
Shoulder injuries are more common in the workplace than many people realize. Whether you’re lifting heavy objects, performing repetitive motions, or even simply reaching overhead, your shoulders are constantly in motion—and often can be prone to injury. Common Workplace Shoulder Injuries The shoulder is a complex joint made up of muscles, tendons, and bones. When […]
Receiving a settlement offer from an adjuster can feel like a major milestone in your workers’ compensation journey. However, it’s crucial to fully understand your options before signing any agreement. In North Carolina, two common types of workers’ compensation settlement agreements are the Clincher Agreement (which is also known as a Compromise Settlement Agreement) and […]
When you’re injured on the job, navigating the workers’ compensation process can often feel overwhelming. Among the many terms and evaluations you may encounter are permanent restrictions, maximum medical improvement (MMI), and functional capacity evaluations (FCEs). These concepts play a crucial role in determining your ability to return to work and the benefits you may […]
If you’re involved in a workers’ compensation settlement in North Carolina—or anywhere else—you may have heard the term “Medicare Set-Aside” (also known as an MSA). This process is important to understand, especially if you are eligible for Medicare or will be soon. Here’s a breakdown in plain language to help you understand what an MSA […]
