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Eller Frye Law Firm LLC At Eller Frye Law Firm, we are dedicated to advocating for injured workers and accident victims throughout South Carolina and Western North Carolina.

With decades of combined experience, our attorneys possess a deep understanding of insurance company tactics, having previously represented employers and insurers. Now, we leverage that insider knowledge to fight for the rights of individuals, ensuring they receive the maximum compensation they deserve.​

Our practice areas include workers’ compensation and personal injury cases, such as car accidents and workplace injuries. We are committed to providing compassionate, knowledgeable representation, guiding our clients through every step of the legal process.​

Located in Greenville, SC, we offer free consultations to discuss your case and explore your legal options. Let us help you navigate the complexities of your claim and work towards the justice and compensation you are entitled to.

Workers’ compensation myths can make an already stressful work injury even harder to navigate.From concerns about report...
10/14/2026

Workers’ compensation myths can make an already stressful work injury even harder to navigate.

From concerns about reporting an injury to questions about medical care, lost wages, or a denied claim, misinformation can lead injured employees to delay important decisions.

At Eller Frye Law, we help injured workers across South Carolina and North Carolina understand their options and pursue the benefits they may be entitled to after a job-related injury.

Swipe through to separate common workers’ compensation myths from the facts. If you have questions about your claim or workplace injury, contact our team for guidance.

An independent medical examination (IME) can be an important part of a workers’ compensation claim—and it is normal to h...
10/06/2026

An independent medical examination (IME) can be an important part of a workers’ compensation claim—and it is normal to have questions before attending one.

An IME doctor may evaluate your injury, treatment, work restrictions, and ability to return to work. Their findings could affect the medical care and wage benefits connected to your claim.

Our latest carousel answers common questions about IMEs so injured workers in South Carolina and North Carolina can approach the process with greater clarity.

If you have an upcoming IME or concerns about its impact on your workers’ compensation benefits, Eller Frye Law is here to help you understand your options. Contact our team to discuss your work injury claim.

After a workplace injury, the next steps can feel overwhelming. You do not have to sort it out alone.If you are hurt on ...
10/02/2026

After a workplace injury, the next steps can feel overwhelming. You do not have to sort it out alone.

If you are hurt on the job in South Carolina or North Carolina:
• Seek urgent medical care when needed.
• Report the injury to your employer promptly.
• Write down what happened and keep copies of relevant documents.
• Follow the guidance of authorized medical providers.
• If the workers’ compensation process becomes confusing, consider speaking with an attorney.

At Eller Frye Law, we help injured workers understand the workers’ compensation process with clear, compassionate guidance. Contact our team to discuss your situation.

Understanding what qualifies as a work-related injury can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re already dealing with...
09/29/2026

Understanding what qualifies as a work-related injury can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re already dealing with the stress of a workers’ compensation claim.

Our team at Eller Frye Law works with injured employees across the Carolinas every day, and we know how confusing these situations can be. That’s why we’ve put together a simple overview to help clarify what the law considers a work-related injury.

Swipe through to learn the basics and get a clearer sense of where your situation may fall.

If you’re unsure about your own circumstances or need guidance on the workers’ compensation process, reach out to our team. We’re here to help you move forward with confidence.

Medical records are one of the most important pieces of evidence in any workers’ compensation case. They show how an inj...
09/23/2026

Medical records are one of the most important pieces of evidence in any workers’ compensation case. They show how an injury happened, the treatment an employee needed, and how the condition is impacting their ability to work — all of which can directly affect workers compensation benefits.

When the details in these records line up with the facts of the workplace injury, they can strengthen a workers comp claim and prevent unnecessary delays or disputes.

At Eller Frye Law, our team helps injured workers across South Carolina and North Carolina understand how medical records fit into the workers compensation claim process. If you’re unsure how your records may affect your case, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.

After a workplace injury, one of the first people involved in the process is often a workers’ compensation adjuster. The...
09/16/2026

After a workplace injury, one of the first people involved in the process is often a workers’ compensation adjuster. They play a major role in how a claim moves forward, so it’s important for injured employees and employers to understand who they represent and how they make decisions.

Our team at Eller Frye Law created this post to help break down what adjusters actually do, why their involvement matters, and how injured workers in South Carolina and North Carolina can stay informed throughout the workers’ compensation claim process.

If you’re navigating a workers’ comp claim and unsure where to begin, we’re here to guide you every step of the way. Reach out to us anytime for support.

An independent medical examination can feel intimidating when you’re already dealing with a work-related injury, but kno...
09/08/2026

An independent medical examination can feel intimidating when you’re already dealing with a work-related injury, but knowing what to expect can make the process much easier. At Eller Frye Law, we help injured workers across South Carolina and North Carolina understand each step of the workers’ compensation claim process—including IMEs—so they feel more prepared and supported.

Our team is here to walk you through what happens during an IME, why it’s requested, and how it may impact your workers’ compensation benefits.

If you’re navigating a workers’ comp claim or have questions about an upcoming IME, we’re here to help. Reach out to speak with our team.

We hope everyone enjoys a safe and restful Labor Day. At Eller Frye Law, our team is honored to support workers across t...
09/04/2026

We hope everyone enjoys a safe and restful Labor Day. At Eller Frye Law, our team is honored to support workers across the Carolinas, and today we celebrate the hard work you do each day.

Our office will be closed on Monday, September 7th, in observance of the holiday. We will reopen on Tuesday, September 8th.

If you or someone you know needs guidance after a workplace injury, feel free to reach out when we return. We're here to help injured employees understand their workers compensation options and take the next steps with confidence.

As a workers compensation law firm, we know how often employees and employers have questions about what types of injurie...
09/01/2026

As a workers compensation law firm, we know how often employees and employers have questions about what types of injuries are actually covered. Our team at Eller Frye Law works with injured workers across the Carolinas every day, and we see how overwhelming the claims process can feel—especially when you’re unsure whether your injury even qualifies.

To offer some clarity, we put together a quick overview of the types of workplace injuries that may be covered under workers compensation and a few situations where coverage can become more complex. Swipe to learn more.

Understanding eligibility is only the first step. Having an experienced workers compensation attorney guide you through the claim can make a meaningful difference in your recovery. If you’re navigating a work-related injury and need support, our team is here to help. Reach out to us anytime for guidance from a trusted workers comp law firm serving South Carolina and North Carolina.

After a workplace injury, medical records can play a major role in showing how your condition developed over time. But n...
08/24/2026

After a workplace injury, medical records can play a major role in showing how your condition developed over time. But not every record captures the same moment or tells the same part of the story. An emergency room visit may reflect the immediate impact, while follow-up appointments often document how symptoms change or worsen.

Our team at Eller Frye Law knows how important accurate medical documentation is when navigating the workers compensation claim process. These details can affect your workers comp benefits, especially if your claim is questioned or denied.

If you’re unsure how your records may influence your rights after being injured on the job, we’re here to help. Reach out to our team to talk through your options and get clear guidance you can trust.

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