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Injured Overseas and War Zone Contractors often find themselves in this battle for medical care and other benefits afforded them under the Defense Base Act. AIG and CNA ruthlessly delay and deny claims with no remorse for the lives they destroy. The Department of Labor has served as a poor administrator allowing these insurance company tactics and sometimes even supporting them. The Defense Base Act itself has been twisted to better meet the needs of the insurance company. We are injured overseas and war zone contractors and family members living this in real time. |
Welcome to the Defense Base Act $$$$ We are the Best Kept Secret of the Wars $$$$ DoL Jacksonville District Office and CNA Blood on their Hands Is the Department of Labor covering up for companies who fail to provide DBA Insurance and those who fail to file claims, late or never? and how should the taxpayer feel about them hiring “Reputation Management” Firms to cover up their cover ups? CNA Lies to the DoL Civilian Contractor Casualty Count Our Fallen Contractors Memorial At Least 121 Civilian Contractor Deaths in Third Quarter of 2012 At Least 59 Civilian Contractor Deaths in Second Quarter of 2012 At Least 49 Civilian Contractor Deaths filed on in First Quarter of 2012 At Least 418 Civilian Contractor Deaths in 2011 After Injury, The Battle Begins House Oversight Committee “Something cruel, heartless and cynical took place in the back rooms of carriers with responsibility for civilian claims. If you like Edgar Alan Poe, you’ll love the claims files of AIG and CNA.” War Hazards Act pays Insurance Companies more for expenses than to Claimants for compensation Class Action Tax Misclassification filed against Xe, Formerly Blackwater CNA May Finally Face Criminal Charges Eysslinck Vs Ronco Consulting Injustice Prevails CNA’s Double Agent in South Africa CIVILIAN CONTRACTORS IN IRAQ AND AFGHANISTAN OVERSEAS CIVILIAN CONTRACTORS MSSPARKY Contact us at dbacasualty@yahoo.com All comments made here are solely the opinion of the person commenting and not necessarily the opinion of this blog. Posted in ACE, AIG and CNA, Civilian Contractors, Contractor Casualties and Missing, Defense Base Act, Defense Base Act Attorneys, Defense Base Act Insurance, Defense Base Act Law and Procedure, Defense Base Act Lawyers, Department of Labor, Dropping the DBA Ball, Injured Contractors, LHWCA Longshore Harbor Workers Compesnation Act, OALJ, War Hazards Act | Tagged: ACE, AIG, bad faith insurance, Chartis, Civilian Contractor, Civilian Contractor Casualties, CNA, Contractor Casualties, DBA Lawyers, Defense Base Act, Defense Base Act Attorneys, Defense Base Act Class Action, Defense Base Act Workers Compensation, Department of Labor, ISIS, LHWCA, OALJ, War Hazards Act | 10 Comments » |