If you worked for Fluor Corporation in Afghanistan under a U.S. government or military contract and suffered an injury, illness, or psychological trauma, you may be asking an important question: Can I file a Defense Base Act (DBA) claim? The short answer is yes—many Fluor employees and subcontractors in Afghanistan... Read More

If you’ve experienced PTSD after Afghanistan, you’re not alone—and you’re definitely not weak. Many civilian contractors who worked alongside the U.S. military in Afghanistan face emotional wounds that are just as real as physical ones. You may not have visible scars, but the nightmares, flashbacks, and anxiety say otherwise. Maybe... Read More

Getting hurt on the job is never easy, but it can feel even scarier when it happens in a foreign country. If you’re working under a U.S. contract and you get injured overseas, the good news is that you may be protected. The Defense Base Act (DBA) gives you legal... Read More

The Defense Base Act (DBA) might sound complicated, but it’s crucial for Kenyan victims of the Manda Bay terror attack. You might wonder, “What exactly is the DBA?” Simply put, it’s a law designed to help workers overseas, providing them with compensation if they are injured or killed while supporting... Read More

Navigating the world of Defense Base Act (DBA) claims can be tricky, especially when you’re dealing with an injury or illness. But don’t worry! We’re here to break down the top five most common DBA claims and give you practical tips on how to handle them. With this guide, you’ll... Read More

If you’re working as a contractor overseas, you might have heard of the Defense Base Act (DBA). It sounds a bit like legal mumbo-jumbo, but understanding it can make a big difference if you ever need it. This guide will walk you through the basics, breaking it down into simple... Read More