Barnett & Lerner, P.A.
Barnett & Lerner, P.A. is a law firm that specializes in representing injured workers, particularly those who have been injured while working overseas. The firm has a strong focus on cases that fall under the Defense Base Act (DBA), the Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act (LHWCA), and other related areas of law. These acts provide compensation and medical care to civilian employees working outside the United States on military bases or under contracts with the U.S. government, as well as maritime workers injured on the job.
Key Areas of Focus:
Defense Base Act Claims:
- Represents civilian contractors and employees who are injured while working on U.S. military bases or under U.S. government contracts overseas.
- Helps clients navigate the complex claims process for compensation and medical benefits under the DBA.
Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act Claims:
- Assists longshore workers, harbor workers, and other maritime employees who are injured on the job.
- Provides legal advice and representation to secure benefits and compensation.
Maritime and Admiralty Law:
- Handles cases involving maritime injuries and accidents.
- Represents seamen, offshore workers, and other maritime personnel.
Services Offered:
- Legal Representation: Offers comprehensive legal services from the initial claim filing through appeals if necessary.
- Consultation and Advice: Provides expert advice to clients to understand their rights and the legal processes involved.
- Litigation: Skilled in litigation and court representation to defend the rights of injured workers.
Reputation and Expertise:
- Experienced Attorneys: The firm is staffed by experienced attorneys who specialize in workers' compensation and personal injury law specific to the described acts.
- Client-Focused Approach: Known for a client-centric approach, aiming to ensure that clients receive the maximum compensation and benefits they are entitled to under the law.
- Track Record: Has a proven track record of success in handling complex injury and compensation claims.
The firm’s expertise in niche areas such as the DBA and LHWCA sets it apart in providing specialized legal assistance to individuals facing unique employment-related injuries. Their comprehensive understanding of the relevant laws and proactive legal strategies contribute significantly to achieving favorable outcomes for their clients. For detailed information regarding specific services, potential clients are encouraged to consult directly with Barnett & Lerner, P.A. through their official communication channels.
- 888-732-7425
- www.barnettandlerner-injuredoverseas.com
Products
Admiralty & maritime injury litigation
Dania Beach USA
225 East Dania Beach Boulevard
Dania Beach FL 33004
USA
Dania Beach FL 33004
USA
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