Parker & Frey Legal Blog

Most employers in North Carolina carry workers’ compensation insurance to help cover injuries to employees on the job. While some industries are inherently more dangerous than others, employees in any career field can suffer debilitating injuries at work. Here are...

Virtually any worker in North Carolina can suffer injuries on the job. Some occupations, such as construction and manufacturing, usually carry a higher level of risk, but employees in an office setting can still suffer from injuries suffered on the job. The state...

Cultivating a safe workplace environment is a goal that many individuals in North Carolina may share, employers and employees alike. However, workplace accidents continue to occur at an alarming rate, and such an incident could pose a significant threat to your health...

Companies that operate in heavy industries in North Carolina and elsewhere typically see a lot of work-related accidents. It’s not surprising considering the conditions workers must perform in sometimes along with the large industrial equipment they must use. Also,...

Currently, federal employees who are injured on the job are severely limited in choosing a physician assistant or nurse practitioner as their primary care providers. The current Federal Employees Compensation Act places exclusions on certain physician assistants and...