When dealing with military and VA medical malpractice in Texas, it's important to understand the implications of the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA). The FTCA allows veterans and military personnel to seek compensation for medical malpractice committed by government healthcare providers. Navigating these claims requires awareness of Texas-specific legal constraints, such as the non-economic damage cap of $250,000 per defendant and a total of $500,000, as well as the general two-year statute of limitations from the date of injury. For more detailed guidance on these legal processes, you might want to visit the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code, Chapter 74 or explore resources on VA medical malpractice settlements. Leveraging expert legal counsel can significantly impact outcomes, ensuring that claims are filed timely and effectively.
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The Archuleta Law Firm has a Doctor-Attorney and Nurse on staff to review your case for free. We have successfully handled thousands of VA cases under the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) throughout the United States and abroad. Our team is well-versed in the intricacies of military medical malpractice, ensuring you get the best representation possible.
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Michael Archuleta, J.D., M.D., M.B.A. is a military and VA medical malpractice attorney and a medical doctor with more than 28 years of experience helping Military Families and Veterans receive compensation for injuries and wrongful death due to military and VA medical negligence. He has received some of the largest medical malpractice judgments and settlements in the history of the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA).
Veterans have served this country honorably and one of their benefits is VA medical care. When that VA medical care falls to the level of malpractice, I have a passion to help the injured veteran and their family.
When someone is injured or killed by malpractice at a VA facility, it doesn’t affect just them. It affects their entire family. Our law firm represents families in claims against the Department of Veterans Affairs when Department of Veterans Affairs was negligent and caused injury or death to their loved one.
– Dr. Michael Archuleta
Military medical malpractice in Texas involves medical negligence by a military or VA healthcare provider within the state. This can occur in VA hospitals or military medical facilities where the level of care falls below the accepted standard, resulting in injury or harm to patients. If you believe you have been a victim of medical malpractice, it is essential to consult with experienced professionals. The Archuleta Law Firm provides resources and expertise on VA Medical Malpractice.
While the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) does not impose federal damage caps, Texas has specific laws that impact VA medical malpractice claims, such as caps on non-economic damages. Understanding these laws is crucial for filing a successful claim. It’s recommended to seek legal guidance from an attorney familiar with both state and federal law. Learn more about your options and the legal processes on our FTCA and VA Payouts page.
To file a military medical malpractice claim in Texas under the FTCA, you must submit a Standard Form 95 within two years of discovering the injury. This form is a critical component of the administrative claims process and initiates the government’s review of your case. For step-by-step guidance, visit our page on Standard Form 95.
Yes, you can sue the VA for medical negligence in Texas through the FTCA, which allows individuals to bring claims against the federal government. The Archuleta Law Firm has extensive experience in handling such claims and can assist you in navigating the complexities involved. Discover more about your rights and legal avenues on our Can You Sue the VA? page.
In a military medical malpractice case in Texas, you can claim economic damages for monetary losses such as medical expenses and lost wages, and non-economic damages for pain and suffering. Although Texas has caps on non-economic damages, a detailed evaluation of your case is necessary to maximize your claim. Explore more about potential claims and reimbursements on our VA Tort Claim Payouts.
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