The Social Security Administration has two main types of disability benefits: SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance) and SSI (Supplemental Security Income). SSDI is based on the credits from the work you have done in your life while SSI is a need based program. You must be found disabled by Social Security before you are entitled to either!

Your Social Security Disability claim can involve a lengthy appeals process with a hearing before an SSA Administrative Law Judge. It helps to have an disability attorney by your side that understands the process and what SSA is looking for to approve a claim for SSDI and/or SSI.

Our Social Security Disability attorney can help you fight for your disability benefits at DDS (Disability Determination Services), with you in front of the SSA Administrative Law Judge, the Appeals Council and even in Federal Court. Continue reading about North Carolina Social Security Disability Lawyers. 

Under NC Personal Injury Law, injured victims can recover medical bills, lost wages and pain & suffering when they are injured due to the negligence of another. This should be as simple as filing an injury claim with the insurance company, but it is rarely that simple for injury victims to receive compensation.

Without the proper inspiration from an Personal Injury Lawyer, your claim can gather dust on an adjuster’s desk or settle before you have received all medical treatment you need to recover. Our Raleigh Personal Injury Lawyer can help you maximize your personal injury claim while you focus on your health.

You don’t have to fight the insurance company alone while suffering from your injury. We represent victims with auto and truck accident injuries, fall accidents, dog bite/attack, hospital negligence and wrongful death claims.

Your personal injury settlement should include the cost of all your medical expenses and lost wages (past, present and future) as well as compensation for the pain from your injury and mental suffering you endured due to another’s wrongful conduct. An accident victim should not have to pay twice for their injury. Continue reading about North Carolina Personal Injury Lawyers.

Frequently injured workers are told not to file a workers’ compensation claim because their employer will foot the bill. Unfortunately, promises do not pay wages or medical bills when a worker is hurt and out of work.

You may be entitled to receive workers’ comp benefits for your workplace injury. The NC Workers’ Compensation Act provides medical compensation and wage loss benefits for an injured worker.

After your work injury or diagnosis of an occupational disease, your claim can be accepted or denied by your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance company. Unfortunately, in accepted or denied claims, an injured employee may have problems receiving all the Workers’ Compensation benefits they are entitled to.

Determining what benefits you should receive under NC Workers Compensation Law can be complicated and it helps to have a experienced workers’ comp attorney on your side! Continue reading about North Carolina Workers Compensation Lawyers.