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Ben Cochran, Partner, heads up the Hardison & Cochran’ Workers’ Compensation Division. To protect an injured worker from loss of income if injured at work and for payment of medical bills, the State Legislature adopted the North Carolina Worker’s Compensation Act. This Act provides workers with full compensation for medical bills and partial compensation for lost wages if they have been injured on the job. While the rules and regulations governing claims under the Workers Compensation Act are complex, we believe it is important that you have a basic understanding of what the term ‘Worker’s Compensation’ means.
Worker’s Compensation is a “no fault” system which means you usually don’t have to show that your employer did anything wrong to have caused your injury. You simply have to prove you were injured while working.
Our Raleigh workers’ compensation attorneys have total dedication to the injured worker. In order to accomplish that, we handle your claim with the following attitude:
- We stay on top of our cases and move quickly.
- We ensure our clients are receiving all benefits in a timely fashion.
- If the claim is denied, we act quickly and aggressively to obtain hearings and present the best possible claim for our client.
- If it is in our client’s best interest to settle, we move it along to obtain a maximum settlement for the client.
- We treat our injured workers with courtesy and respect, understanding our clients’ frustration with being out of work.
Nothing less than a positive, aggressive approach for our clients is acceptable in this firm!
Hardison & Cochran serves personal injury and accident victims throughout the state of North Carolina, including, but not limited to, Raleigh, Cary, Durham and Fayetteville, NC.
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