Workplace

Highlighting workplace safety, workers’ compensation, and employee rights in North Carolina — helping Raleigh workers understand their protections after on-the-job injuries.

How Long Do I Have to Sue for a Construction Accident?

Workers who are hurt on the job are required to provide written notification of the accident to their employer within 30 days. You have two years to file a workers’ compensation claim. The statute of limitations for personal injury claims in North Carolina is three years, while wrongful death…

By Ben Whitley

/ 22 Jun 2021

How Long Do I Have to Sue for a Construction Accident?

Protecting Your Rights After a Construction Accident

Workers on construction sites are at risk for a wide variety of injuries. Some of these injuries, such as minor cuts and bruises, can often be treated with first aid. Others, however, require emergency medical attention. The majority of injuries sustained in construction accidents are…

By Ben Whitley

/ 18 May 2021

Protecting Your Rights After a Construction Accident

How Business Interruption Insurance Can Help Amidst COVID-19

Businesses have suffered significant financial loss due to various Stay at Home and Shelter In Place orders amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Business Interruption Insurance is an essential way to cover these losses, but collecting a claim can be easier said than done.

By Matthew Bissette

/ 6 Apr 2020

How Business Interruption Insurance Can Help Amidst COVID-19