06/16/2026
After a work injury, it’s common to feel okay at first and then notice pain or other symptoms days later. Delayed onset doesn’t mean the injury is minor—it’s often just how the body processes trauma after a tough day on the job.
Our team at Eller Frye Law helps injured workers across South Carolina and North Carolina understand how delayed symptoms can impact a workers compensation claim. If you’re unsure whether your recent symptoms could affect your right to benefits, we encourage you to reach out.
We’re here to review your situation, explain your options, and guide you through the workers compensation claim process with clarity and support.