by Stephen SmallingDefense Base Act Claims Increase
Working overseas is becoming more dangerous for civilian employees who assist the U.S. military.
by Matt HeinlenDon’t Ignore a “Harmless” Work Injury
Having a record of a medical visit and a doctor’s assessment right after being hurt at work will buttress your case down the road.
by Stephen SmallingPaying the Price to Fight Terrorism
Civilian contractors have been working in dangerous situations alongside soldiers during the war on terror.
by Rocco MottoMedical Marijuana and Workers’ Compensation in Iowa: What You Need to Know
The use of medical marijuana is a dynamic issue, and it’s important that you stay abreast of the topic if you are considering applying for its use in Iowa.
by Nick AvgerinosAvoid Workers’ Compensation Pitfalls by Retaining Legal Counsel after an Injury
According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), private employers reported 2.9 million non-fatal workplace injuries and illnesses in 2016.