Our Workers' Compensation for Truckers Article Library
Suffering a work injury can affect all aspects of your life. It can threaten your financial stability and inhibit you from doing the things you enjoy. Truck drivers face unique challenges on the job, and they have rights when they suffer injuries. Learn about your rights in North Carolina and get started obtaining the compensation you need.
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What is a "Settlement Mill" and Why Should You Avoid Them? Forbes Magazine Article Explains the "Settlement Mill" Law Firm. -
Has Your Employer Intimidated Your Co-Workers Who Saw You Get Hurt At Work? Sometimes employers intimidate witnesses and prevent them from giving truthful statements or testimony that will help you to win your case. -
Bob Bollinger quoted in New York Times article Attorney Bob Bollinger quoted in New York Times -
How can You make them pay you the correct amount every week? The Average Weekly Wage and Compensation Rate are often miscalculated in a case. This article explains how to get it corrected without hiring a lawyer. -
“Ask The Experts” featuring Bob Bollinger on the Basics of Workers’ Compensation Bob Bollinger explains the basics of Workers’ Compensation on the “Ask The Experts” Radio Show. (Length: 29:50) -
"Ask the Experts" Featuring Bob Bollinger on Workers’ Compensation Evidentiary Hearings Bob Bollinger discusses Workers’ Compensation evidentiary hearings on "Ask the Experts." (Length: 29:49) -
"Ask the Experts" Featuring Bob Bollinger on Workers’ Compensation Pitfalls Bob Bollinger explains Workers’ Compensation Pitfalls on the “Ask The Experts” Radio Show. (Length: 29:50) -
"Ask the Experts" Featuring Bob Bollinger on Which Employers Need Workers’ Comp and Workers’ Comp for Traveling Employees Bob Bollinger explains Which Employers Need To Buy Workers’ Compensation Insurance and Workers’ Comp for Traveling Employees on the “Ask The Experts” Radio Show. (Length: 29:50) -
What is the Industrial Commission The North Carolina Industrial Commission has "exclusive subject matter jurisdiction" over the "North Carolina Workers' Compensation Act." In layman terms, that means that the Industrial Commission is the court system that has jurisdiction over any case that an injured worker might bring under the workers' compensation laws in this state.