Year: 2025

Top 7 Workers’ Comp Mistakes to Avoid

If you’ve been injured on the job and are receiving workers’ compensation benefits in North Carolina, the last thing you want to do is jeopardize your claim. At Kornbluth Ginsberg Law Group, PA, we understand the complexities of workers’ compensation law and want to ensure that you protect your rights. Here Are The Top 7 […]

Social Media Tips for Injured Workers in North Carolina

In today’s digital age, social media is a part of daily life for most of us. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter make it easy to share moments, connect with others, and express yourself. However, if you’re an injured worker in North Carolina navigating a workers’ compensation claim, social media can become a double-edged sword. […]

Workers' Comp After a Temp Work Injury

If you’ve been injured while working for a temp agency, also known as a staffing agency, you may be facing an uphill battle to secure the workers’ compensation benefits you deserve. From making sure the right employer or employers are named correctly in your claim and notified to getting the benefits you need started, dealing […]

Navigating Trial Return to Work While on Workers' Compensation in North Carolina

Returning to work after a workplace injury can be a daunting process. In North Carolina, workers’ compensation law provides guidelines for employees who attempt a trial return to work, especially when under work restrictions or before reaching Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI), which is when a physician typically releases a patient from treatment in workers’ compensation […]

Woman requesting a police accident report in Durham

There are several ways to get Durham accident reports after a collision. You can obtain your crash report by calling or visiting the Durham Police Department’s Records Unit or through the state Division of Motor Vehicles, which collects crash reports from all law enforcement agencies across North Carolina. Step-by-Step Guide to Getting an Accident Report […]

What to Do If an Insurance Investigator Is Watching You?

If you’ve been injured at work and are pursuing a workers’ compensation claim in North Carolina, it’s understandable to feel stressed or overwhelmed. You may have heard that the insurance company has hired a private investigator to watch you. This revelation can be unsettling, but take a deep breath. It’s more common than you think, […]

How Insurers Investigate Workers’ Comp Claims

When you file a workers’ compensation claim, you might assume it’s a straightforward process. After all, you were injured on the job, and your employer’s insurance is supposed to cover your medical expenses and lost wages. However, insurance companies often investigate claims rigorously to minimize payouts. Understanding the tactics they use can help you protect […]

Common NCIC Forms Used in Workers’ Comp Cases

Navigating a workers’ compensation case in North Carolina involves understanding and utilizing various forms provided by the North Carolina Industrial Commission (NCIC). These forms document key aspects of a claim, ensuring compliance with state laws and facilitating communication between the injured worker, employer, insurer, and the North Carolina Industrial Commission (NCIC). Below is an overview […]

A construction site scene

Construction sites are inherently dangerous places. From heavy machinery to towering scaffolds and hazardous materials, workers face significant risks daily. In North Carolina, construction accidents are a leading cause of workplace injuries, often leaving victims with severe injuries and financial hardships. If you’re a construction worker injured on the job in Durham, understanding your rights […]

Lady showing the charger of her electric vehicle

Electric vehicles continue to gain popularity, with more people choosing them every year. A growing number of drivers in the United States opt for electric cars, thanks partly to their quieter operation, rapid acceleration, and reduced fuel expenses. You might wonder, “Are electric vehicles dangerous in a crash?” The answer is that, on the whole, […]