Why should I choose Shankle Law Firm to represent me in my case?
Shankle Law Firm located in Charlotte, North Carolina helps people who want to be treated like more than a number. We know your name, and you’ll know your lawyer, not …
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Do I need an Attorney in my Workers’ Compensation Case?
An Attorney will protect your rights in a Workers’ Compensation Case. You may never get a fair settlement and your rights may not be properly protected without legal advice. We …
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Levine Children’s Hospital Toy Drive
The thought of children spending the holiday season being treated at Levine Children’ s Hospital instead of at home with family, friends and lots of presents made us want to …
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Hurricane Matthew Relief
When Hurricane Matthew brought damage and devastation throughout the Western Atlantic and the southeastern U.S. we held a drive to collect items for its victims. With the help of many, …
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Immigration Decision
The Supreme Court announced yesterday that it had deadlocked 4-4, in a case challenging President Obama’s immigration plan. The underlying case appealed to the Supreme Court, United States v. Texas, No. 15-674, concerned an executive action by the President to allow unauthorized immigrants who are the parents of US citizens or of lawful permanent residents to apply for a program that would spare them from deportation and provide them with work permits.
Praying For Ecuador
Shankle Law Firm is collecting donations for those affected by the earthquake in Ecuador. Please drop any donations you have off at Shankle Law Firm by 5pm on Tuesday, April 26, 2016, as we will be delivering them the following day.
PRAYING FOR ECUADOR
The earthquake in Ecuador was particularly tragic news for Shankle Law Firm (SLF), as many of our past and present employees call Ecuador their first home.
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Ecuador Earthquake Donations
An earthquake, magnitude 7.8 occurred in Ecuador, killing 673 people and injuring more than 16,600. This tragedy was very personal for us. We have worked with many clients from Ecuador, …
Do I really need an attorney if I am receiving weekly checks in my workers’ compensation case?
Unless you just enjoy being provided the basic minimum you may be entitled to, then “yes” you still need an attorney! In a compensable workers’ compensation case, the insurance company is obligated to meet certain basic requirement like paying your checks and medical bills and it is not doing you a personal favor.
Not Trying To Make You Paranoid, But They’re Probably Watching You
If you have a work injury and file a workers’ compensation claim, expect that a private investigator may be watching you at any time. Insurance adjusters quite possibly fantasize about catching you snow skiing when you have an ankle injury or lifting your child when you have a back injury.