Birth Injuries Covered by FTCA
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For many families, an unexpected birth injury can turn what should be a joyous time into one of enormous stress, worry, and grief. It can forever change the lives of everyone in the family. For military families, the likelihood of a birth injury is even higher than in the general population — twice as likely, to be exact.
The Richard Stayskal Military Medical Accountability Act: FAQs
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When it comes to suing the federal government for personal injuries, claimants usually face difficult legal hurdles. It wasn’t until 1946, for instance, with the passage of the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA), that individuals could sue the federal government if they were injured as the result of the wrongful conduct or negligence of a federal employee.
FAQs About the Federal Tort Claims Act
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The Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) provides the sole legal avenue for recovery for anyone who’s been injured or suffered property damage due to the negligent acts of a federal employee.
This FAQ will explore some of the most common questions about the FTCA, what it provides and what its limitations are, and how to use it. If you have further questions, contact the Doctor Lawyer Team to learn how our experienced FTCA attorneys can assist you.
