North Carolina workers' compensation law
Subtitle: a practical guide to success at every stage of a claim
By: co-editors, Valerie A. Johnson and Gina E. Cammarano
Edition: Second edition.
Publisher: North Carolina Advocates for Justice; LexisNexis
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Raleigh, NC; Albany, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 885
ISBN-13: 9781630448387; 9781630448417
Subjects: Workers' compensation; Law and legislation
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction and historical overview / J. Griffin Morgan; title: Industrial commission jurisdiction in North Carolina workers' compensation claims / Samuel A. Scudder; title: Injury by accident / J. Griffin Morgan; title: Injuries arising out of employment / J. Griffin Morgan; title: Course and scope / E. Stewart Poission; title: Proving causation in workers' compensation cases / The Honorable Martha Geer; title: Proving disbaility / Narendra Ghosh; title: Occupational diseases / Narendra Ghosh; title: Medical compensation / Richard Harper; title: Vocational Rehabilitation / N. Victor Farah and Gina E. Cammarano; title: Access to medical information : N.C. Gen. Stat. Section 97-25.6 / Alice Tejada; title: Average weekly wage / J. William "Will" Snyder; title: Credits under the North Carolina Workers' Compensation Act / Vernon Sumwalt; title: Clinchers, ratings and change of condition / Jay Gervasi; title: Death claims / Kevin Bunn; title: Use G.S. Section 97-10-2(j) to bring your client closer to Whole / Heidi G. Chapman; title: Motions practice before the office of the executive secretary and form 23 and form 24 informal hearings : a practical guide / Executive Secretary, Meredith Henderson; title: North Carolina industrial commission expedited medical motions / Deputy Commissioner Theresa B. Stephenson; title: Practical tips for preparing for workers' compensation hearings / Chrystal Redding Stanback; title: Practice before the full industrial commission / Commissioner Bernadine S. Ballance; title: Effective appellate advocacy for workers' compensation practitioners / The Honorable Martha Geer.