Why Choose Archuleta Law Firm for Your FTCA or VA Tort Claim? If you’re considering filing a Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) claim, especially for medical malpractice against government healthcare providers like the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), you might be wondering: Do I need a lawyer? And why should I choose the Archuleta
Last Updated: October 9, 2023 The Standard Form 95 (often called a “Form 95” or “SF95”) is the official U.S. Government form for filing a federal tort claim against the United States Government and its agencies for veterans and military medical malpractice. What is a Standard Form 95? The Standard Form 95 is a
Your actions before coming to a medical malpractice attorney or VA malpractice attorney can sometimes make or break your Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) medical malpractice case. Here are a few things you should do, and NOT do, before you even contact an attorney. DO’S: DO gather all military and private medical records related
In federal court, to win a military medical malpractice or VA medical malpractice case, the plaintiff must prove that the government health care providers acted negligently. To prove negligence, the plaintiff must establish that the military medical providers breached the standard of care, and that breach caused the plaintiff’s injuries. In every lawsuit, our
Today’s #VeteranOfTheDay is Army Veteran Rhona Knox Prescott, who served in the Army Nurse Corps during the Vietnam War. https://t.co/D4tJBBU2Mu
— Veterans Affairs (@DeptVetAffairs) December 5, 2021
Each year, VA diagnoses 4,000 new cases of colorectal cancer in Veterans. Those that are screened early are more likely to have successful treatments. Get screened. #Shoulder2Shoulder #ReturntoScreeninghttps://t.co/LnKEV81BZ7
— Veterans Health (@VeteransHealth) December 5, 2021
Interested in viewing your VA payment history online? Want to check the status of your VA disability, pension and education benefits payments? eBenefits lets you do this and more. https://t.co/icQWT49HbY
— Veterans Health (@VeteransHealth) December 3, 2021
During National Native American Heritage Month, today’s #VeteranOfTheDay is Navy Veteran James E. “Willie” Williams, a Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipient. https://t.co/Zadvrfi5az
— Veterans Affairs (@DeptVetAffairs) November 30, 2021
The VA OIG helped @TheJusticeDept investigate a case that has reached a sentencing of a former nursing assistant. Click the link below to read. #oig #va #doj #veteranshttps://t.co/tThYy6mFPI pic.twitter.com/bQr30bJjxU
— Veterans Affairs OIG (@VetAffairsOIG) October 20, 2021
A sentence was handed out for this case in which the OIG helped investigate. Check it out below. #oig #va #doj #watchdoghttps://t.co/9Y2jcpjH21 pic.twitter.com/Cgh73hYxh8
— Veterans Affairs OIG (@VetAffairsOIG) October 19, 2021
“Since the onset of the pandemic, the VA OIG has aggressively investigated the increasing and evolving threat posed by COVID-19-related fraud and criminal activity." Click to read the full @TheJusticeDept release.https://t.co/mx5QukNptS pic.twitter.com/GUd7TSD0Ar
— Veterans Affairs OIG (@VetAffairsOIG) September 9, 2021
VA Employee Pleads Guilty to Theft of Medical Equipmenthttps://t.co/6zBpSVd7m0 pic.twitter.com/H2ALFSI8fg
— Veterans Affairs OIG (@VetAffairsOIG) August 17, 2021
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