About Carter
Carter Whittington concentrates his practice in North Carolina workers’ compensation law, helping injured workers seek the benefits they need and deserve after sustaining a job related injury.Whittington started working at Hardison & Cochran while he was a third-year student at Campbell University’s Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law. After graduating cum laude and receiving his J.D. in 2016, he joined Hardison & Cochran as a full-time attorney.A North Carolina native, Whittington grew up in Winston-Salem and attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he received a B.A. in political science in 2012. In law school, Whittington was a member of Law Review.For Whittington, representing injured people is precisely what he wanted to do as a lawyer. “Sometimes people get into situations where they’d like to help themselves but can’t and they need someone to help fight those battles for them,” he says. “Being able to do that for people is very fulfilling.”In representing injured workers, Whittington handles every step of an oftentimes lengthy claims process that can seem daunting. “A lot of times, people know what they want and what they may be entitled to,” he says, “but they don’t know how to get from point A to point B, and that’s what I try to help them do.”The keys to being a good workers’ compensation lawyer, he says, are patience and empathy. “In a lot of situations they’re out of work, there’s no income coming in and they can’t pay for their medical treatment so they’re not getting any better. It’s important to take a step back and put yourself in their shoes and then figure out what they need and how to help them achieve that.”Away from work, Whittington enjoys running, golf, going to the beach, and stand-up comedy. He’s also an ardent fan of UNC Tar Heels sports.
Carter Whittington concentrates his practice in North Carolina workers’ compensation law, helping injured workers seek the benefits they need and deserve after sustaining a job related injury.Whittington started working at Hardison & Cochran while he was a third-year student at Campbell University’s Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law. After graduating cum laude and receiving his J.D. in 2016, he joined Hardison & Cochran as a full-time attorney.A North Carolina native, Whittington grew up in Winston-Salem and attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he received a B.A. in political science in 2012. In law school, Whittington was a member of Law Review.For Whittington, representing injured people is precisely what he wanted to do as a lawyer. “Sometimes people get into situations where they’d like to help themselves but can’t and they need someone to help fight those battles for them,” he says. “Being able to do that for people is very fulfilling.”In representing injured workers, Whittington handles every step of an oftentimes lengthy claims process that can seem daunting. “A lot of times, people know what they want and what they may be entitled to,” he says, “but they don’t know how to get from point A to point B, and that’s what I try to help them do.”The keys to being a good workers’ compensation lawyer, he says, are patience and empathy. “In a lot of situations they’re out of work, there’s no income coming in and they can’t pay for their medical treatment so they’re not getting any better. It’s important to take a step back and put yourself in their shoes and then figure out what they need and how to help them achieve that.”Away from work, Whittington enjoys running, golf, going to the beach, and stand-up comedy. He’s also an ardent fan of UNC Tar Heels sports.
Carter Whittington concentrates his practice in North Carolina workers’ compensation law, helping injured workers seek the benefits they need and deserve after sustaining a job related injury.Whittington started working at Hardison & Cochran while he was a third-year student at Campbell University’s Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law. After graduating cum laude and receiving his J.D. in 2016, he joined Hardison & Cochran as a full-time attorney.
A North Carolina native, Whittington grew up in Winston-Salem and attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he received a B.A. in political science in 2012. In law school, Whittington was a member of Law Review.For Whittington, representing injured people is precisely what he wanted to do as a lawyer. “Sometimes people get into situations where they’d like to help themselves but can’t and they need someone to help fight those battles for them,” he says. “Being able to do that for people is very fulfilling.”
In representing injured workers, Whittington handles every step of an oftentimes lengthy claims process that can seem daunting. “A lot of times, people know what they want and what they may be entitled to,” he says, “but they don’t know how to get from point A to point B, and that’s what I try to help them do.”The keys to being a good workers’ compensation lawyer, he says, are patience and empathy. “In a lot of situations they’re out of work, there’s no income coming in and they can’t pay for their medical treatment so they’re not getting any better. It’s important to take a step back and put yourself in their shoes and then figure out what they need and how to help them achieve that.”
Away from work, Whittington enjoys running, golf, going to the beach, and stand-up comedy. He’s also an ardent fan of UNC Tar Heels sports.
Carter Whittington concentrates his practice in North Carolina workers’ compensation law, helping injured workers seek the benefits they need and deserve after sustaining a job related injury.Whittington started working at Hardison & Cochran while he was a third-year student at Campbell University’s Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law. After graduating cum laude and receiving his J.D. in 2016, he joined Hardison & Cochran as a full-time attorney.A North Carolina native, Whittington grew up in Winston-Salem and attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he received a B.A. in political science in 2012. In law school, Whittington was a member of Law Review.For Whittington, representing injured people is precisely what he wanted to do as a lawyer. “Sometimes people get into situations where they’d like to help themselves but can’t and they need someone to help fight those battles for them,” he says. “Being able to do that for people is very fulfilling.”In representing injured workers, Whittington handles every step of an oftentimes lengthy claims process that can seem daunting. “A lot of times, people know what they want and what they may be entitled to,” he says, “but they don’t know how to get from point A to point B, and that’s what I try to help them do.”The keys to being a good workers’ compensation lawyer, he says, are patience and empathy. “In a lot of situations they’re out of work, there’s no income coming in and they can’t pay for their medical treatment so they’re not getting any better. It’s important to take a step back and put yourself in their shoes and then figure out what they need and how to help them achieve that.”Away from work, Whittington enjoys running, golf, going to the beach, and stand-up comedy. He’s also an ardent fan of UNC Tar Heels sports.
Carter Whittington concentrates his practice in North Carolina workers’ compensation law, helping injured workers seek the benefits they need and deserve after sustaining a job related injury.Whittington started working at Hardison & Cochran while he was a third-year student at Campbell University’s Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law. After graduating cum laude and receiving his J.D. in 2016, he joined Hardison & Cochran as a full-time attorney.
A North Carolina native, Whittington grew up in Winston-Salem and attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he received a B.A. in political science in 2012. In law school, Whittington was a member of Law Review.For Whittington, representing injured people is precisely what he wanted to do as a lawyer. “Sometimes people get into situations where they’d like to help themselves but can’t and they need someone to help fight those battles for them,” he says. “Being able to do that for people is very fulfilling.”
In representing injured workers, Whittington handles every step of an oftentimes lengthy claims process that can seem daunting. “A lot of times, people know what they want and what they may be entitled to,” he says, “but they don’t know how to get from point A to point B, and that’s what I try to help them do.”The keys to being a good workers’ compensation lawyer, he says, are patience and empathy. “In a lot of situations they’re out of work, there’s no income coming in and they can’t pay for their medical treatment so they’re not getting any better. It’s important to take a step back and put yourself in their shoes and then figure out what they need and how to help them achieve that.”
Away from work, Whittington enjoys running, golf, going to the beach, and stand-up comedy. He’s also an ardent fan of UNC Tar Heels sports.
