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wilspeak
I had an operation done on my Right Foot in Feb. 2017 for a service-connected injury. There were some complications from the surgery and I almost had one of my toes amputated due to the surgery. I then contacted an attorney who is interested in my case. My question is, can I still file regular claims if I have a Federal Tort Claim in process or do I have to wait until the Tort Claim is settled? Will filing a Tort Claim affect my VA percentage of 90%? If I am still under the care of the same Doctors mentioned in the claim, will the doctors be notified ? or will I be assigned, different doctors? I appreciate any advice. Thank You
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I have put a lot of info on VA malpractice (FTCA/1151 ) issues in the FTCA forum. I won wrongful death FTCA and Section 1151 DIC widows benefits. The key to these claims is proving that VA
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Yes, that is correct advice. My experience when I discovered the initial malpractice, was that it accumulated into More malpractice. 6 years of it. The link has correct info. The benefi
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