If you drive through Uptown you construction signs up, hard hats, mountains of metal, mounds of dirt and other countless reminders that pretty soon we’ll once again get to watch baseball right smack dab in the middle of the queen city. 

From the time I got wind of the groundbreaking, and subsequently each time I catch a red light I get a chance to notice the some of the progress that is made since the prior time I noticed the work site. Yesterday, I stopped–actually parked my car and got out to look at how much collaboration among multiple employees it really takes to put something like that up in just a matter of months.  It truly is amazing.  Of course, my mind wondered quickly past the phenomena of the moment and began spotting all the likely dangers that one can face when working in a construction zone with so many large machines and other employees. 

It’s reassuring to know that I have helped so many people get their life put together again after being injured at work.  The stories we hear about the struggles that people face after being injured at work seem nearly insurmountable.  I am proud of the work we do here at the Law Offices of Michael A. DeMayo for workers’ compensation clients at what is arguably one of the most trying times in their life. 

If you have been hurt at work please give us a call at 877-333-1000 or fill out a free case evaluation at demayolaw.com.  You’ve got the hard part–turning land into a beautifully crafted stadium in a short time.  Let us take care of the claims process, work before the North Carolina Industrial Commission and protecting your rights.