Yearly Archives: 2022
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Attorney Allison L. Bowman Named 2022 Elite Lawyer for Workers’ Compensation Law
Posted on August 12, 2022 by Joseph Bowman in NC Workers' CompensationBowman Law PLLC is proud to announce that Attorney Allison L. Bowman was named 2022 Elite Lawyer for Workers’ Compensation Law. Attorneys are selected for the Elite Lawyer award using a rigorous, multi-phased process that starts with peer nomination and ends with an award and a listing on the Elite Lawyer directory. The overall, end objective […]
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NC Court of Appeals Decision (Published) | Cromartie v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Inc
Posted on August 2, 2022 by Joseph Bowman in NC Court of Appeals Decisions, NC Workers' CompensationKey Topics: Click on the below links to jump to the Court’s analysis. Definition of Disability Proving Disability Suitable Employment IN THE COURT OF APPEALS OF NORTH CAROLINA2022-NCCOA-519No. COA21-236Filed 2 August 2022 North Carolina Industrial Commission, No. 14-023351GERALDINE M. CROMARTIE, Employee, Plaintiff,v.GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, INC., Employer, LIBERTY MUTUALINSURANCE COMPANY, Carrier, Defendants. Appeal by […]
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NC Court of Appeals Decision (Published) | Dominguez v. Francisco Dominguez Masonry, Inc
Posted on July 7, 2022 by Joseph Bowman in NC Court of Appeals Decisions, NC Workers' CompensationKey Topics: Click on the below links to jump to the Court’s analysis. Competent Evidence Standard Plain Language Interpretation Liberal Construction To Avoid Denying Benefits Summary: Generally, an injured workers’ right to medical compensation terminates two years after the employer’s last payment of medical or indemnity compensation. N.C. Gen. Stat. § 97-25.1. In this case, […]
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NC Court of Appeals Decision (Published) | Duke v. Xylem, Inc
Posted on July 5, 2022 by Joseph Bowman in NC Court of Appeals Decisions, NC Workers' CompensationKey Topics: Click on the below links to jump to the Court’s analysis. Subject Matter Jurisdiction Last Act Test Jurisdictional Facts Summary: When a worker is injured outside of North Carolina, that worker may be entitled to North Carolina workers’ compensation benefits if: (1) the employment contract was entered into in North Carolina; (2) the […]
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NC Workers’ Comp Death Claims and Benefits
Posted on July 1, 2022 by Joseph Bowman in NC Workers' CompensationThere are few tragedies more profound than the loss of a loved one. Such a loss is, of course, a terrible event for any family member to endure, no matter the circumstances. Unfortunately, some do lose loved ones in North Carolina to on-the-job accidents and from work-related illnesses or diseases. In addition to the emotional […]
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NC Court of Appeals Decision (Unpublished) | Stewart v. Goulston Technologies, Inc.
Posted on June 21, 2022 by Joseph Bowman in NC Court of Appeals Decisions, NC Workers' CompensationKey Topics: Click on the below links to jump to the Court’s analysis. Competent Evidence Standard Arising Out of Employment Unexplained Falls Idiopathic Condition Summary: Mr. Stewart was working for Goulston Technologies Inc when, after mixing batches of odorous chemicals in a warm environment, he began to feel sick. As a result, he went to […]
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NC Court of Appeals Decision (Unpublished) | Rainey v. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.
Posted on June 7, 2022 by Joseph Bowman in NC Workers' CompensationKey Topics: Click on the below links to jump to the Court’s analysis. Competent Evidence Standard Weight and Credibility of Testimony On Appeal Liberal Construction To Avoid Denying Benefits What Constitutes the “Hand” For Rating Purposes Summary: Mr. Rainey, a 41-year employee of Goodyear Tire, suffered injuries to his right hand while working. Defendants denied […]
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