Workers' Compensation

Compensation for Injured Workers

Crosswhite, Crosswhite, Ashley, Johnson & Allen, PLLC — Statesville, North Carolina

Under the law, every employer has a duty to provide employees with a safe working environment and to carry workers' compensation insurance.

If you are injured on the job or as a result of your work, you may be eligible to receive workers compensation benefits for medical expenses, for the work that you miss, and for disabilities or other losses you suffer as a result.

If your medical bills are not getting paid, if your weekly check is not arriving in the mail, or if you are not receiving the medical care you think you need — our firm is ready to represent you. Call us today in Statesville, North Carolina, or contact us online for your free consultation with an attorney.

At Crosswhite, Crosswhite, Ashley, Johnson & Allen, PLLC, we help people who've been injured in workplace accidents and those who have become hurt or ill as the result of doing a particular job again and again and again to collect the workers' compensation benefits they are entitled to for the medical bills, lost wages, and other expenses associated with their work injuries.

Our attorneys have decades of experience with North Carolina workers' compensation claims involving temporary and permanent injuries, and both short-term and long-term disability issues. We also assist injured workers who have already received a disability rating, and those who are still under a doctor’s care as well.

Some of the more common types of injuries we see include:

• Neck and back injuries
• Spinal cord injuries
• Shoulder, knee and joint injuries
• Repetitive stress injuries (carpal tunnel syndrome)
• Electrocution burns
• Amputation injuries and crushing injuries caused by heavy equipment or machinery
• Eye and ear injuries

Free Consultations for Workers' Compensation Local: 704.498.4089 / Toll Free: 1.888.604.9071

For a free initial consultation and answers to other questions you may have about disability benefits or North Carolina's workers' compensation system — call us at either of the two phone numbers listed above or contact us online.