Law Offices of James Scott Farrin
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Visit Best Law Firms profile for Law Offices of James Scott Farrin Visit Website The Law Offices of James Scott Farrin currently employs over 60 attorneys and more than 150 professional staff. Our staff includes several NC Board Certified Attorneys in Workers' Compensation Law and a NC Board Certified Attorney in Social Security Law.
A North Carolina Personal Injury Lawyer Who is Ready to Lend a Hand
Our legal team can assist North Carolina families and individuals by providing representation for victims of personal injuries. We provide experience and expertise for clients. Most of all, we provide peace of mind. When you decide to hire the Law Offices of James Scott Farrin, you can rest easy knowing you have a personal injury lawyer in North Carolina who will work tirelessly for you.
Our practice areas include:
- Auto accidents
- Trucking accidents
- Motorcycle accidents
- Workers' compensation
- Social Security disability
- Personal injury
- Products liability
You Can Depend on a Growing North Carolina Law Firm
We have years of experience and a hard-working, dedicated team of lawyers committed to fighting for results - one client at a time. This approach enables us to try and do everything we can for our clients, case after case, no matter if it’s a Raleigh head-on car accident or a Durham motorcycle accident. Every case counts here.
The Law Offices of James Scott Farrin was founded in 1997 to help injured people receive the compensation the law provides. The firm has since grown from the two employees and 30 clients we started with to over 100 employees and thousands of clients. We have been involved in several high profile North Carolina personal injury cases that have been covered by the media. We have an active accident injury litigation and trial practice. We have the experience, ability and commitment to take a client's case to court, or wherever necessary, to seek justice on their behalf.
- Appellate Practice
- Civil Rights Law
- Consumer Protection Law
- Eminent Domain and Condemnation Law
- Litigation - Insurance
- Mass Tort Litigation / Class Actions - Plaintiffs
- Personal Injury Litigation - Plaintiffs
- Product Liability Litigation - Plaintiffs
- Workers' Compensation Law - Claimants
- Workers' Compensation Law - Employers
From the Gridiron to the Courtroom: How Being a Player Agent Makes Me a Stronger Injury Attorney
When people think of a licensed NFLPA contract advisor (also known as a player agent), they likely picture high-stakes negotiations, fierce advocacy, and a relentless commitment to protecting athletes’ interests. That’s all true—but what might surprise you is how naturally those same skills translate to the courtroom and to the clients I serve every day at the Law Offices of James Scott Farrin.
Nichad
Davis
What Are NC State Bar Board Certified Specialists?
There are about 33,000 attorneys licensed to practice in North Carolina. Approximately 3.5% are North Carolina State Bar Board Certified Specialists, and 11 of them practice right here at our firm.
Ali
Overby
Why Am I Not Eligible for Social Security Disability Benefits in North Carolina?
Not everyone is eligible for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. Only those who have worked and paid FICA taxes within five of the past 10 years and meet the government’s disability requirements are eligible for benefits, though there are exceptions.
Rick
Fleming
Which NC Workers’ Comp Attorney Should You Pick?
Which NC Workers’ Comp Attorney Should You Pick?
Daniel R.
Lehrer
How Many Beers Can Someone Drink in an Hour and Be OK to Drive in North Carolina?
People ask themselves this question all the time. As an attorney who helps those injured by DWI drivers (and has to share the road with them as well), I believe that if a driver has to ask this question, they should get a ride.
Preston W.
Lesley
Why Workers’ Comp Settlement Calculators Online Shouldn’t Be Trusted
Navigating the complexities of a workers’ compensation claim in North or South Carolina can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to determining the right potential settlement amount.
Michael
Roessler
Social Security Disability Client Concerns
As you might imagine, we get a lot of questions about the Social Security Disability process, who qualifies and why or why not.
Rick
Fleming
Experienced Social Security Disability (SSDI) Attorney Helping Injured Younger Workers
There is a misconception that Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits are just for older people.
Rick
Fleming
Understanding Lump Sum Settlements in Workers’ Compensation in NC and SC: What You Need to Know
If you have reached maximum medical improvement (MMI) and are ready to settle your workers’ compensation claim, it’s time to consider how you want to receive that potential settlement.
Casey T.
Day
How to Calculate Your Workers' Compensation Benefits: Are you Owed? Are You Getting Maximum Payment?
In this article, I will provide an overview of the three main types of benefits. Then, I will explain how to calculate workers’ comp benefits.
Casey T.
Day
What to Do if You’re the Victim of Police Brutality or Misconduct in North or South Carolina
In this article, I’ll discuss what your first 5 steps should be if you’ve experienced police brutality or police misconduct, what to try to avoid in the early stages of your case, and how a civil rights lawyer can help you strive for justice and accountability – while you focus on your recovery.
Nichad
Davis
4 Common Causes of Workplace Deaths in NC
Workers should be able to expect a safe working environment. Yet every day, workers across North Carolina are seriously injured or even killed on the job
Ryan
Bliss
What Is the Compassionate Allowances List and How Does It Help Social Security Disability Applicants?
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) are programs run by the Social Security Administration (SSA) that are intended to provide financial assistance to people with disabilities who cannot work.
Rick
Fleming
Motorcycle Accidents Vs. Car Accidents and How to Get Compensated if Injured
Motorcycle and car accidents share many similarities, but also many key differences that affect how deadly they can be, the types of injuries you may suffer, and the causes for them. And if you’re seeking compensation after an accident caused by another, the differences in motorcycle accidents vs. car accidents can also impact your strategy and your odds for success.
Michael
Jordan
What Is the Average Workers’ Comp Shoulder Injury Settlement?
Getting injured at work can be painful and overwhelming. Shoulder injuries in particular can affect your productivity while also being very uncomfortable. If you’re entitled to a lump sum workers’ compensation settlement from your employer’s insurance company, you want to make sure it’s a fair one. So, what’s the average shoulder settlement in workers’ comp?
Ali
Overby
Social Security Disability for Anxiety – North Carolina Residents
When you’re suffering from anxiety, it can be hard to focus and accomplish even the smallest task. For those who suffer from debilitating anxiety, working for a living may be out of the question.
Rick
Fleming
The Most Common Injuries for Healthcare Workers in North & South Carolina
Healthcare is one of the most dangerous professions in the U.S. More workers are injured in the healthcare industry than any other, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
Daniel R.
Lehrer
Common Causes of Motorcycle Accidents and How a Lawyer Can Help
So what are the common causes of motorcycle accident injuries? And why is having a lawyer important to injured riders seeking compensation?
Michael
Jordan
How Often Should I Hear From My Workers’ Comp Attorney?
If you’ve been injured at work and are pursuing a workers’ compensation claim, you may be wondering how often your lawyer should communicate with you. Being injured and out of work can be scary, so hearing regularly from your lawyer about your claim is important for your case and peace of mind. Unfortunately, that’s not every client’s experience.
Michael
Roessler
Qualifying for Social Security Disability in North Carolina: Are You Injured “Enough” to Apply?
If you’re having difficulty earning a living due to a serious injury, you may be thinking about applying for Social Security Disability – or SSDI – benefits. When should you apply?
Rick
Fleming
How a Lien Can Get Placed on Your Workers’ Compensation Settlement
Workers' Compensation Lien
Casey T.
Day
What Is a Personal Injury Lawyer in North Carolina? Your Guide
What is Personal Injury and Who to talk to?
Sheri
Bangura
How Workers’ Compensation Offsets May Affect Your Social Security Disability Benefits
How can Workers' Compensation affect Social Security Disability
Rick
Fleming
Compensation for Reckless Driving (S.C.): When a Car Accident Is a Criminal Offense
Reckless Driving
Kaitlyn
Fudge
Will My Health Insurance Continue if I File for Workers’ Comp in North or South Carolina?
What Happens to My Health Insurance if I Go Out of Work While on Workers' Compensation?
Ali
Overby
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