Who’s at Fault in Autonomous Vehicle Accidents?

Oct 14, 2019 | Automobile Accident

When we hear or read about an accident, one of our first thoughts is often, “Which driver messed up?” But with autonomous vehicle accidents, there often is no active driver. In the last few years, companies have started placing autonomous vehicles on the...

Here Are Some of the Most Startling PTSD Military Statistics

Oct 7, 2019 | PTSD

The conversation around post-traumatic stress disorder leaves out one segment of the military population. But it’s likely not for malicious reasons.  One estimate puts the rate of PTSD for civilian contractors in service at about 25 percent, compared...

Finding the Best DBA Attorney for Your Case

Sep 28, 2019 | Defense Base Act

Are you a contractor or interpreter that’s suffered an injury while working for the U.S. military outside the United States? If so, you may qualify for workers compensation under the Defense Base Act (DBA). But just because you might be entitled to damages...

The Ultimate Legal Guide for an Overseas Government Contractor

Sep 21, 2019 | Defense Base Act, Workplace Injury

Almost 9 million U.S. citizens live abroad. Some are retirees or students, but a large percentage of Americans living abroad are outside of the U.S. for work. For many people, there are plenty of perks to working overseas. For example: TravelImmersion in a different...

What is the Zone of Special Danger in a Defense Base Act Claim?

Sep 14, 2019 | Defense Base Act, Workers' Comp

Have you ever traveled outside of the country for work? What happens when you wind up injured in a foreign country? Does workers’ compensation apply? Defense Base Act claims arise when oversees workers get injured and need compensation. The act’s Zone of...