Many North Carolina employers with three or more employees are generally required to carry workers’ compensation insurance unless an exception applies. If an employer fails to maintain the required coverage, other legal options may be available depending on the facts of the case. A North Carolina workplace accident lawyer can review the circumstances and explain the available paths under state law.
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What if my employer does not carry workers’ compensation insurance?
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