Does workers comp have to pay me for my neck injury if they are paying me for my shoulder because I hurt my neck too?

You need to retain an attorney to file a claim for worker's compensation benefits that cover temporary disability benefits, ongoing medical treatment and a settlement for permanent disability and future medical care.

You should consult with an attorney that handles workers comp cases.

All injuries suffered at work should be paid by worker's comp. Was this the same accident? Did you tell them the neck was injured as well?

Probably, assuming that you reported both injuries as work-related to your employer and doctor.

Your employer is only required to compensate for injuries on the form 18 or reasonably related to injuries listed in the form 18. In order to preserve your legal rights you have to file a workers' compensation claim. You should notify your employer as soon as you have an injury. Delay in filing could endanger your claim. You are unable to file a lawsuit outside of the confines of workers' compensation through the industrial Commission. All compensation will be received through the NC Industrial Commission. You should file a Form 18, if not already done. See this website for more information on how to get compensation and start a claim. http://www.ic.nc.gov/claimants.html If your employer does not cooperate, you should hire an attorney.