Category: Workers’ Compensation

Will Workers’ Comp Cover an Idiopathic Fall?

October 5, 2017
Oxner
Idiopathic conditions are often related to work injuries. Whether or not these injuries are covered by workers’ compensation often depend on exactly how the injury occurred and what caused it. When looking at idiopathic conditions, it’s important to first determine what exactly does “idiopathic” mean?   Idiopathic refers to conditions that are spontaneous or pre-existing. […]
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What Are Workers Compensation Medicare Set-Aside Arrangements?

October 17, 2017
Oxner
If you are receiving Medicare and have been injured at work, you may have heard of Workers Compensation Medicare Set-Aside Arrangements or WCMSA. When dealing with workman’s comp and Medicare, you may be required to set up a WCMSA as part of your settlement. If this happens, you will be asked to set aside a […]
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When Time is Not on Your Side: Timeliness of Reporting an Injury at Work

September 12, 2017
Oxner
It’s summer time! And with the hot weather sometimes comes physically demanding jobs. Of course, a rise in the amount of work brings a rise in the number of accidents and injuries. Many times, we think we can “walk it off,” we tell ourselves that we’ll feel better eventually, or that it’s just part of […]
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Will Workers Comp Cover Additional Conditions?

September 8, 2017
Oxner
This summer, the North Carolina Supreme Court came to a decision on a case that is having a huge impact on the world of workers’ compensation. In fact, this ruling is one of the biggest things to happen to workers’ comp in several years. The outcome of Wilkes v. the City of Greenville changed the […]
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Third Party Personal Injury Case and Workers Comp Claim: Would They Really Affect Each Other?

You may think that a third party personal injury case and workers comp claim wouldn’t affect each other. After all, they are completely different areas of the law, right? Well, that’s not always the case. While you may believe the cases are unrelated, they may have more effect on one another than you might think. […]
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