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Service members now can file claims related to alleged malpractice at military medical facilities for up to $750,000.
When a veteran receives poor medical treatment at a Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) hospital or medical facility, they might be under the belief that filing a…
The family of Army Staff Sgt. Alfred "Fred" Brazel has received one of the largest awards to date under a law that allowed service members to file medical malpractice…
The Stayskal legislation did not repeal Feres, but it provided a pathway for troops harmed by neglect or malpractice to receive compensation.
In the four years since Congress passed legislation allowing troops to file claims for medical malpractice, just 20 have been approved.-
The Defense Department will publish a rule Friday that will affect the amount service members will receive if they are awarded compensation for medical malpractice.
Feres ruling continues to bar military personnel from suing the government for malpractice.
An active-duty soldier and the widow of an airman will ask lawmakers for changes to the Federal Tort Claims Act.
But while the court rejected Daniel v. the United States, Justices Ginsburg and Thomas came together to press the issue.
Legislation introduced Tuesday by Rep. Jackie Speier, D-California, has bipartisan support to overturn what's known as the Feres doctrine.
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