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’re injured on the job, it might mean much more than a loss of pay as you recover. It can mean a loss of earning capacity. This can severely impact your future financial stability. So how does this come into play with the Defense Base Act? Today...
It’s estimated that there are over 119,000 workers in the oil and gas extraction industry. There’s no denying that oilfield jobs come with good pay and benefits. Unfortunately, they are also some of the most dangerous positions out there. Even when a...
Nearly 15% of injuries occur on commercial property, typically while working. Equipment, dangerous environments, and military operations can increase risks. Every day, employees get injured on the job, which is where Barnes Law Firm can help. If you’ve been hurt...
America operates at least 750 military bases around the world, which requires the help of countless civilian employees and contractors. Many of these face risks that those working within the United States do not. The Defense Base Act exists to protect the safety and...
Nearly 50% of the military experience one or more injuries per year. Even civilian workers, like interpreters or those on defense bases, face a lot of risks. These can be anything from physical hazards to mental health issues. That’s why it’s essential to...
