War veterans and civilian contractors often face long-term health consequences, with over 1.8 million veterans officially recognized as having some form of disability due to the wars (source: Watson Institute). For a burn victim, the situation...
According to OSHA, workplace injuries and illnesses nationwide dropped from 10.9 to 2.7 per 100 workers over the past five decades. Despite this significant decline in domestic workplace injuries, millions of civilians working abroad on U.S. military bases or...
Are you a soldier who suffered from an above-knee amputation from combat injuries? The Defense Base Act (DBA) coverage is designed to help you. But what do you need to know about this act, how to apply, and how to navigate the legal details? Today we’re taking a...
While civilian worker compensation slightly increased (4.2%) this year, work-related injuries remain a major concern, especially for high-risk jobs. Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are a serious consequence of workplace accidents, leaving victims with long-term health...
If you’ve been injured while employed on overseas contracts, you have a right to compensation through a Defense Base Act settlement. Understanding the settlement process is important to make sure you receive the benefits you deserve. So, what do you need to...
PTSD can wreak havoc on your life, your job, and your overall wellbeing. Fortunately, the Defense Base Act can provide financial relief. Are you wondering about the process of filing a Defense Base Act PTSD claim? We can walk you through the steps. Let’s take a...
