What Medical Records Can Workers' Comp Request From Me After a Work Injury in North Carolina?

North Carolina Workers' Compensation Lawyer Ben Cochran hosted a virtual meeting where he answered many questions from people in North Carolina concerning Workers' Compensation claims in the state. Cochran, who is the Managing Partner of the North Carolina Law Firm Hardison & Cochran, is also a Board-Certified Specialist in North Carolina Workers' Compensation Law.

In this video clip, Cochran talks about Medical Records and North Carolina Workers' Compensation. He covers what medical records are available to the insurance company. He also covers any medical records prior to the work accident that have no involvement with the work accident or injury.

If you have been injured at work and have questions about Workers' Compensation the state of North Carolina, you can contact Hardison & Cochran 24/7 by phone, contact form or text. Please see links below for more information:

Hardison & Cochran Website

Hardison & Cochran Workers Compensation Info Page

Contact Hardison & Cochran

Ben Cochran Bio Page

Disclaimer: The information shared in this video is for general information purposes only. It shouldn't be taken a legal advice for your case or anyone you may know who is currently navigating a workers' compensation matter. There is no attorney-client relationship established by watching this video. Attorney-Client relationships can only be established after a signing of a contact.

The information in this video is concerning North Carolina situations and North Carolina law.

No matter if you live in North Carolina or elsewhere in the United States, contact a licensed attorney if you have questions about a work injury situation.