Entitled to Wage Replacement

Learn if you’re entitled to wage replacement if you are unable to go back to work after an injury in this video. Then, contact us.

Matthew Christian

Attorney, Founder, Partner University of South Carolina School of Law, South Carolina Bar, U.S. Court of Appeals 4th Circuit, U.S. District Court, U.S. Federal Courts, United States Supreme Court

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Attorney Matthew Christian dedicated his career to making corporations see his clients as people, rather than claim numbers. He strives to help the injured, including making long-term care facilities safer for residents.

Attorney Matthew is also very passionate about fighting for injury victims’ rights to compensation, going above and beyond to defend these rights. As a partner at Christian & Christian, Matt has helped pursue and obtain financial reparations for numerous accident victims from well-funded opponents, including major insurance companies.

Attorney Matthew Christian has experience handling a wide range of personal injury cases.

Areas of Expertise: Personal Injury, Nursing Home Abuse, Medical Malpractice, Auto Accidents, Premises Liability, Wrongful Death, Catastrophic Injuries

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National Trial Lawyers: Medical Malpractice Top 100 in the U.S. (Top 25 for S.C.) Nursing Home : Top 10 Trial Lawyers Association

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Question:

If I am unable to go back to work or make as much as I did prior to the injury, am I entitled to wage replacement?

Answer:

If you’ve been injured on the job, received medical care, and you’ve been out of work, you might be learning that you may not be able to return to work at all or at least doing the former work that you did. There are provisions in our workers’ compensation law that provide for permanent disability payments, and that’s when your case gets complex. If you don’t have an attorney by that point, I would encourage you to seek the counsel of an attorney because they can also tell you about other benefits you may be entitled to that coordinate with workers’ compensation benefits.

Did you or a loved one suffer a serious injury on the job and have questions about if you are entitled to wage replacement? Contact our experienced South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Attorneys today for a confidential consultation and legal case evaluation.