by Stephen P. Moschetta | Nov 1, 2018 | Uncategorized
When you become a civilian contractor working overseas, you know the risks involved. If you’re working as private security, you’re most likely going to be working in hazardous conditions. Working under U.S. humanitarian aid efforts might lead to working in a war zone....
by Stephen P. Moschetta | Nov 1, 2018 | Uncategorized
Just a few months into his contract working for the US State Department in Iraq, Robert Smith found himself lying in a hospital bed. He was working on rebuilding some roads that were destroyed during the war when a hidden roadside bomb exploded, throwing him to the...
by Steve Moschetta | Nov 27, 2017 | Defense Base Act, Uncategorized
The Parties Edward Jetnil is a citizen of the Republic of the Marshall Islands. Chugach Management Services, also known as the Chugash Alaska Corporation, is a business services company. Chugash provides general contracting and construction management services, among...
by Steve Moschetta | Oct 1, 2017 | Admiralty Law, Uncategorized
For as long as people have been using wood to float on water, there have been maritime disasters. The most we can do is mourn for dead, be sensitive to the trauma of the survivors, and learn from these tragic experiences. Let’s look at five well-known or somewhat...
by Steve Moschetta | Aug 20, 2017 | Pittsburgh Personal Injury, Uncategorized
The Parties Ms. Montoya worked as a clerk for the Navy Exchange Service Command. The Navy Exchange Service Command (NEXCOM) owns the Navy Exchange, which offers goods and services for sale to active members of the military, retirees, and some civilians on naval bases,...
by Steve Moschetta | Jun 12, 2017 | Case Summary, Longshore & Harbor Workers' Comp. Act, Uncategorized
The Parties Mr. Myshka worked as a welder for Electric Boat. However, back in 1999, before his employment at Electric Boat, he successfully claimed against his previous employer, Pequot River Shipworks, for hand and arm injuries (both hands, both arms) from working as...
