Workers Compensation

When a worker witnesses a coworker being killed, survives a violent attack, or experiences a catastrophic workplace accident, the consequences may extend far beyond physical injuries. Some workers develop post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression, or other psychological conditions that affect their ability to return to work potentially resulting in a claim for mental health workers' compensation claim in NC. Can these mental health conditions qualify for work

A recent construction accident in Holly Springs, North Carolina, is an important reminder of how quickly a routine workday can become a medical emergency and trigger the need to consult with a Workers' Compensation Attorney like Parker & Frey in Harnett County.

Learn how long you have to report a workplace injury in North Carolina, what the 30 day notice rule means, and why reporting your injury immediately can help protect your Workers' Compensation benefits.

A workplace injury can happen in an instant, whether you work in manufacturing, construction, healthcare, agriculture, transportation, or an office environment. Knowing what to do in the minutes, hours, and days after an accident can make a significant difference in both your recovery and your Workers' Compensation claim. At Parker & Frey PLLC, we have helped injured workers throughout Dunn, Fayetteville, Harnett County, Cumberland County, Johnston County, Sampson County, and

Working in extreme heat can have much worse effects than simply sweat, sunburn, and dehydration. High temperatures can actually affect decision-making, concentration, and reaction time, increasing the probability of a workplace accident occurring. During the months of July and August, North Carolina workers face especially challenging conditions. Particularly in the fields of construction, manufacturing, agriculture, landscaping, transportation, roofing, and delivery servi

Learn when repetitive stress injuries qualify for North Carolina workers' compensation benefits. Parker & Frey explains common injuries, eligibility, and how to protect your rights.

Learn when mental health conditions may qualify for North Carolina workers' compensation benefits. Parker & Frey explains eligibility, benefits, and your legal options.