April Five
10612-D Providence Road PMB 745
Charlotte, North Carolina 28277
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Worker's Compensation
The term "workers' compensation" refers to a policy conforming to state law, which pays benefits to an employee (or an employee's family) if the employee suffers a job-related injury (including death), or disease related to work.
Filing a workers' compensation claim is a request for benefits. In a scenario such as Kayvan’s, we did not need to personally initiate the claim.
Under the Workers’ Compensation Act there are four types of disability.
Please note that although the definitions state 2/3 of salary, there is a cap to the dollar amount despite the amount earned.
Also, by choosing to be paid under one of the below types of disability, you may be forfeiting your right to another. This could hurt you financially, which is why it is best to involve an attorney.
1. Temporary Total Disability...click here for definition
2. Temporary Partial Disability...click here for definition
3. Permanent Partial Disability...click here for definition
4. Total and Permanent Disability...click here for definition
This web page is designed for general information only.
The information presented on this site is not legal advice.
You are encouraged to seek independent advice from a qualified, reputable attorney of your choice.
Access of this website is contingent upon your acceptance of and agreement to these terms and conditions.
The term "workers' compensation" refers to a policy conforming to state law, which pays benefits to an employee (or an employee's family) if the employee suffers a job-related injury (including death), or disease related to work.
Filing a workers' compensation claim is a request for benefits. In a scenario such as Kayvan’s, we did not need to personally initiate the claim.
Under the Workers’ Compensation Act there are four types of disability.
Please note that although the definitions state 2/3 of salary, there is a cap to the dollar amount despite the amount earned.
Also, by choosing to be paid under one of the below types of disability, you may be forfeiting your right to another. This could hurt you financially, which is why it is best to involve an attorney.
1. Temporary Total Disability...click here for definition
2. Temporary Partial Disability...click here for definition
3. Permanent Partial Disability...click here for definition
4. Total and Permanent Disability...click here for definition
This web page is designed for general information only.
The information presented on this site is not legal advice.
You are encouraged to seek independent advice from a qualified, reputable attorney of your choice.
Access of this website is contingent upon your acceptance of and agreement to these terms and conditions.
Fourth Annual
Thin Blue Line Ride To Be held April 2012. Details Coming Soon
Thin Blue Line Ride To Be held April 2012. Details Coming Soon