We were honored to sit down with CBS This Morning to discuss the Feres Doctrine.
Navy Documents Raise Questions of Care in Local Sailor’s Death
New legislation may help a Pittsburg family sue the U.S. Navy for medical malpractice over daughter’s death. A Bay Area family is searching for answers and accountability after their 23-year-old daughter died aboard a United States aircraft carrier three years…
AP Exclusive: Suspected Drug Thefts Persist at VA Centers
WASHINGTON — Federal authorities are investigating dozens of new cases of possible opioid and other drug theft by employees at Veterans Affairs hospitals, a sign the problem isn’t going away as more prescriptions disappear. Data obtained by The Associated Press…
VA whistleblowers: Retaliation is getting worse, not better
Whistleblowers who have been in their share of battles with the Department of Veterans Affairs under the Obama administration say retaliation is getting worse under President Trump, despite Trump’s assurances in April that he was taking steps to protect employees…