Maritime

If you’ve been injured while working for a defense contractor overseas, you’re probably maneuvering confusing territory right now. The Defense Base Act is a federal law that extends workers’ compensation benefits to civilian employees on military bases and government contracts abroad. This law has specific requirements that don’t align neatly with standard Connecticut workers’ comp procedures. Finding a Connecticut attorney

If you’ve been injured while working overseas for a U.S. contractor, you need specialized legal help, you deserve full benefits, and you can’t afford to choose the wrong attorney. The Defense Base Act (DBA) – a federal law covering civilian workers on military bases and government contracts abroad – operates very differently from standard workers’ compensation. Massachusetts has attorneys who

Most Arizona contractors injured while working overseas don’t realize the Defense Base Act creates a federal workers’ compensation system entirely separate from Arizona’s state law, with its own procedural rules, deadlines, and carrier requirements. You’re maneuvering two different legal worlds, and choosing an attorney who truly understands DBA-specific challenges makes the difference between a denied claim and proper benefits. The

When a contractor from Pittsburgh suffered a traumatic brain injury while supporting operations in Afghanistan, his claim was initially denied because the insurance carrier argued his injury happened outside his work duties. You’re facing similar challenges if you’ve been hurt working overseas under a U.S. government contract, and finding the right Defense Base Act attorney in Pennsylvania can mean the