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If you accept work overseas on a military base or through a government contract, your employer must provide workers’ compensation benefits. While no civilian contractor

The Defense Base Act (“the Act”) is a law that extends the Longshore Act. The Act ensures workers’ compensation benefits for civilian contractors working at

It’s no secret that serving in the United States military comes with inherent dangers. But what most civilians don’t realize is that many of these

It’s no secret that there are a number of risks of serving in the military. However, not all such risks are necessarily combat-related. In recent

Did you work overseas as a civilian contractor? You may have faced many of the same hazards as service members. But when you returned home, you did

If you’re suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) due to incidents you endured while serving overseas for the United States, know that you are not

If you were a civilian contractor working on a U.S. military base in Iraq, you may have been exposed to burn pits. The chemicals released

Working as a U.S. government contractor anywhere in the world comes with serious challenges. Without warning, you may find yourself in the midst of armed

If you’ve worked in a combat zone or other “hot spot” around the world, you may have been exposed to images that will stick with

Gallagher Bassett Defense Base Act Claims It is unfortunately common for injured workers to experience delays and denials when dealing with Gallagher Bassett. This insurance