A work injury may involve a workers’ compensation claim, and in some cases a third-party claim may also apply. North Carolina’s Workers’ Compensation Act covers many employers with three or more employees, and the Act includes rules on medical compensation and wage loss. Because the path can split between workers’ compensation and personal injury law, early review can make a real difference.
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