When you face a life-altering event, you want relevant and informative guidance from a lawyer you can trust. Learn more about your case with our legal blog written by Holland & Usry attorneys for Gaffney, Spartanburg, Union, and other South Carolina cities and counties.
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If You Need a Spinal Cord Pain Stimulator From Workers’ Comp, You Need to Know it Won’t Guarantee the Maximum Benefits, But Here’s How You Can Best Protect Your Right to Get Those Benefits A spinal cord stimulator doesn’t guarantee maximum workers comp benefits. An SC workers’ comp attorney explains how to best protect your rights to them. -
Your First Meeting With Me About Your Workers' Comp Case Is FREE and Easy It’s natural to be nervous about meeting with an attorney. An SC workers’ comp lawyer reveals how his office makes it free and welcoming for you. -
Do You Need a Medicare Set-Aside in Your SC Workers’ Compensation Case? Certain workers’ comp settlements can be impacted by Medicare, even if you’re not on it. Since you need to know, an SC workers’ comp attorney informs you. -
Maybe You Don’t Want to, But You’ve Got to: Notifying Your Employer About a Work Injury If you’re hurt at work, you’ve got to tell your employer, or you could lose your rights. A South Carolina workers’ compensation attorney reveals how it works. -
How Workers’ Comp Hearings Work and Why You’ve Got to Prepare to Win Them—or You’ll Lose Wondering what to expect at a workers’ comp hearing? A South Carolina workers’ comp attorney explains for the benefit of injured employees. -
South Carolina’s Tough Two-Injury Rule for Workers’ Compensation Total Disability You might get extensive workers' SC comp benefits for injuries affecting multiple body parts—but it’s really hard. An employee’s attorney looks at a real case. -
Late Notice May Not Be Too Late to Tell Your Boss About Your Work Injury South Carolina law sets a deadline to tell your supervisor you got hurt on the job. There are rare exceptions. A workers’ compensation attorney explains. -
Workers’ Compensation for Mental, Emotional, and Psychological Injuries Does workers’ comp cover things like PTSD, anxiety and depression? A SC workers’ comp attorney reveals it does—if the evidence is presented the right way. -
Shocking But True: If You’re Out on Comp, You May Be Stalked, The Dirtiest Workers’ Comp Insurance Trick of All A workers’ compensation attorney reveals the sleaziest insurance company tactic to try to beat your case. It may shock you. -
I Proved My Case, But What Do I Get? South Carolina Workers’ Comp Wage Loss Benefits A workers’ compensation attorney reveals the extra benefits SC law provides for work injuries that keep you from earning the same pay—if you qualify.