Garfinkel Schwartz DBA Law Firm represents civilian contractors who work overseas for defense contractors in war zones and Longshoremen who work the ports, docks, coasts, rivers and U.S. waterways. Clients come to Garfinkel Schwartz for help in reclaiming denied medical claims for injuries that occurred on the job. Garfinkel Schwartz practices Longshore and Harbor Workers Compensation Act law, Defense Base Act law and the Non-Appropriated Funds Act law. When employers or insurance companies first provide injured workers medical care after a serious injury overseas or on U.S. waters, everything is fine. The financial compensation checks are provided regularly, the medical coverage is in place, treatment and prescriptions are covered. Then, one day, the compensation check doesn't arrive. The prescriptions are no longer covered and the medical treatments are cut in half. This is when Garfinkel Schwartz should be called in to go after the required insurance and medical care coverage and compensation. If you don't have an attorney, you should only talk with a highly skilled DBA lawyer or Longshore lawyer. Garfinkel Schwartz is an historically military-centric firm with service by Alan Garfinkel’s father and grandfather who fought honorably in World War I and II; John M. Schwartz, Esq., was a Vietnam veteran. DBA and Longshore Act lawyer Schwartz was Alan’s father-in-law with whom Alan worked in the Titusville, FL; Orlando, FL; Cocoa Village, FL; Cape Canaveral, FL; Fernandina Beach, FL offices. The Defense Base Act and Longshore and Harbor Worker Act law firm is a family legacy carried on in Schwartz’s honor posthumously. It is a heartfelt endeavor and promise that Garfinkel Schwartz will help one family at a time.