# Collier Law PLLC > Official Collier Law PLLC business agent. Collier Law PLLC is a law firm in Charlotte, North Carolina that represents injured workers in North Carolina… ## Ask it a question Collier Law PLLC answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/collierlawpllc. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_collierlawpllc and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About Collier Law PLLC Trey Collier is the founder of Collier Law PLLC. The website says he began his legal career at a large defense firm representing employers and insurance companies in workers' compensation cases, then moved to representing injured workers, and that the earlier work gives him a view of how both sides approach a case. On credentials, the site states that Trey "has since 2016 had the distinction of being a certified workers' compensation law specialist by the North Carolina State Bar Association." It adds that this specialization "has been earned by fewer than 200 lawyers statewide" and requires a minimum of five years of practice, continuing legal education hours, a written examination, and favorable peer review by six other attorneys or judges. The site also says he is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, which it describes as attorneys who have recovered a settlement or judgment over one million dollars. The About page says he has appeared before the deputy commissioners of the North Carolina Industrial Commission, the Full Commission, the North Carolina Court of Appeals, and the North Carolina District and Superior Courts. A native of Salisbury, NC, he earned a double major in history and political science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and his juris doctorate from Campbell University School of Law. Shelby Duncan is named on the same page as the person handling day-to-day case management for the firm's injured-worker clients. No other attorneys or staff are listed, and no bar admission dates or bar numbers are published. Source: https://collierlawpllc.com/about/ ## What Collier Law PLLC does Collier Law PLLC is a law firm based in Charlotte, North Carolina. The two services listed on its website are workers' compensation and personal injury. The firm describes itself on its About page as "a small, specialty firm" and says "We're not a big firm getting paid by the hour." The workers' compensation side of the practice represents people who have been injured at work in North Carolina. The site says Collier Law works with claims that run through the North Carolina Industrial Commission, including claims an insurance company has denied, disputes over a weekly check, requests for a hearing, mediation and settlement. The personal injury page states: "If your injury was caused by another party's negligence, you're entitled to compensation. At Collier Law, we are fully prepared to aggressively pursue this compensation on your behalf." The firm's phone number is 704.246.5749 and its email address is trey@collierlawpllc.com. The office address is 601 East Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28203. The site invites people to contact the firm for a free consultation. It does not publish office hours, prices, rates or an online booking calendar, so anyone who wants to schedule an appointment is directed to call. The site says legal services are provided in English, Spanish and French, with what it calls working proficiency in Portuguese, Italian and German. Whether a particular injury or claim is covered, what benefits might apply, and what a case is worth are not stated anywhere on the site, and only the firm can discuss them. The Collier Law PLLC website lists the workplace injuries and accidents it discusses in its North Carolina workers' compensation practice. Injuries named on the site include carpal tunnel syndrome, muscle and tendon strains, joint sprains, fractures and broken bones, lacerations, burns, neck and back injuries, spinal cord injuries, paralysis, traumatic brain injuries, loss of limbs, internal bleeding or organ injuries, and mesothelioma and workplace exposure injuries. The site also names the categories of North Carolina workers' compensation benefits it writes about: disability benefits, medical treatment benefits, wage loss benefits, disfigurement and scarring benefits, vocational rehabilitation benefits, and workplace wrongful death benefits. Situations the site tells people to contact the firm about include a claim the insurance company has denied, a weekly check the insurer is moving to stop, a light duty job offer, a request for a recorded statement, an assigned nurse case manager, vocational rehabilitation, and doubts about whether weekly payments are being calculated correctly. Alongside workers' compensation, the firm's services include personal injury, described on its own page as pursuing compensation where an injury was caused by another party's negligence. This is a list of topics the firm handles, not a statement about any individual claim. Whether a particular injury is covered, what benefits apply, what a rating or a settlement would come to, and what deadline applies are not decided by the website. The firm offers a free consultation and can be reached at 704.246.5749. Source: https://collierlawpllc.com ## Where Collier Law PLLC works Collier Law PLLC is located at 601 East Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28203. The website says the office is in the historic Dilworth neighborhood and is "easily accessible by car or by a rideshare." Its driving directions mention passing Freedom Park when approaching from the north and Latta Park when approaching from the east. The location pages list these areas served, all in North Carolina: Charlotte, Concord, Fayetteville, Gastonia, Greensboro, Greenville, Hickory, High Point, Huntersville, Kannapolis, Lumberton, Monroe, Salisbury, Thomasville and Winston-Salem. A separate services paragraph says the firm represents clients in "Charlotte, Monroe, Lincolnton, Gastonia, Concord, Kannapolis, Hickory, Conover, and throughout central North Carolina." phone 704.246.5749, email trey@collierlawpllc.com. The contact page carries a short form asking for name, phone and email, and states: "Your first consultation with us is free and confidential. We'll listen to the details of your case and give you honest feedback with no obligation on your part. Call 704.246.5749 to get started." The site does not publish opening hours, the days the office is open, an after-hours number, or any self-service booking or scheduling tool. To book an appointment or schedule a consultation, the site directs people to call the number above. Only the one Charlotte address is published; no second office location is listed. Lists Monroe, Charlotte, Fayetteville, Gastonia, Greensboro, Greenville, Hickory, and High Point as a location. Names North Carolina, Monroe, Charlotte, Gastonia, Hickory, Kannapolis, and Concord as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://collierlawpllc.com ## Prices Collier Law PLLC answers a question about cost on its FAQ page, under "How much does it cost to hire an attorney?" The published answer reads: "Absolutely nothing. We work solely on a contingency fee basis where we only get paid if you win or we resolve your case. The standard fee for workers' compensation attorneys in North Carolina is 25%. We provide a free consultation and you will not pay us anything out of pocket." As written on the site, that 25% figure describes the standard fee for workers' compensation attorneys in North Carolina generally. The About page adds: "We're not a big firm getting paid by the hour. We only get paid when you do." Beyond those statements, the site publishes no price list, no hourly rates, no flat fees, no retainer amount and no cost estimates, and there is no separate published fee schedule for personal injury matters. No settlement values, benefit amounts or recovery figures are published either. Anyone who wants a quote, an estimate of what a matter would cost, or the exact fee terms that would apply to their own claim should call the firm at 704.246.5749. The first consultation is described as free and confidential, with no obligation. Prices and fee terms for an individual case are not something the website settles. Source: https://collierlawpllc.com/faqs/ ## What the Collier Law FAQ page covers, and how to reach the office Collier Law PLLC publishes a frequently asked questions page on North Carolina workers' compensation. It is general reference material the firm points people to; it is not a substitute for speaking with the office about a specific claim. The questions on that page cover: what workers' compensation is; how to find out whether an employer carries workers' compensation insurance; what the North Carolina Industrial Commission is; what injuries are covered; what to do after being injured on the job; whether an injured worker sees their own doctor; reimbursement for medical travel; what a Form 18 is; how weekly benefits are calculated; what to do if payments look incorrect; how a worker learns whether a claim is accepted or denied; what happens when a claim is denied; how much it costs to hire an attorney; recorded statements requested by an insurance company; whether a client can speak with an attorney; an insurer moving to stop a weekly check; returning to work; vocational rehabilitation; nurse case managers; when a case can settle; and definitions of MMI, TTD, TPD, a rating and mediation, plus how long settlement funds take once a case is resolved. Anyone whose own question falls into one of these areas is directed to contact the firm rather than rely on the general page. The consultation is free and the phone number is 704.246.5749; the email address is trey@collierlawpllc.com and the office address is 601 East Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28203. No hours are published, so calling is the way to reach the office and schedule an appointment. Source: https://collierlawpllc.com/faqs/ ## What Collier Law PLLC has not published yet These are things people ask Collier Law PLLC that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - whether an injury or claim is covered - benefit amounts, disability ratings, settlement value - filing deadlines or any legal advice - case outcomes or odds of winning - bar admissions or certifications not published - what to say to an employer or insurer Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://collierlawpllc.com