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Articles by Damon Duncan

Workers' Compensation

What is Form 25C Under North Carolina Worker’s Compensation Law?

Form 25C is a document prescribed under North Carolina Workers’ Compensation laws.  Form 25C is signed by the injured employee and gives medical providers authorization to release the employee’s medical records relating to the injury sustained in a workers’ compensation accident to a rehabilitation professional. The employer or insurance company may hire a rehabilitation professional … Read more

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Workers' Compensation

What is a Functional Capacity Evaluation In A North Carolina Workers’ Compensation Case?

A Functional Capacity Evaluation (also called a FCE) is a test performed by a physician or other health care professional to determine an injured worker’s ability to perform a job and to determine their limitations after having been injured on the job. Healthcare professionals perform this standardized test to determine the worker’s functional impairment, assess the success of treatment, and to determine their ability to perform at a job in the present or future. However, completing a FCE without being represented by an attorney may put you and your case in a difficult situation.

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Bankruptcy Basics

Can I File Bankruptcy Even If I Have A Job?

Of course!  The court does not expect everyone who files bankruptcy to be down, out, and unemployed.  That’s just not how life works; our clients are good hard working people who have simply fallen on hard times. You may have a job and file a bankruptcy and in most cases unless you have signed something … Read more

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Workers' Compensation

What is Form 26 in a NC Workers’ Compensation Case?

A Form 26, according to the North Carolina Industrial Commission, is a Supplemental Agreement as to Payment of Compensation (G.S. §97-82).  After you have been receiving your compensation for workers’ compensation, you and your employer can still reach an agreement in regards to supplemental compensation under the article.  Typically a Form 26 is filed only … Read more

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