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The US attorney want me to sign release authorizations that are blank. He wants to get medical records, tax statements, and who knows what else. My idea is that I will sign only release forms that state who they are being sent to. Any thoughts?

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I'd make some copies of the release and enter each place that they would need a release for

separetly, each place on it's own form. Then make copies of those for my records.

Have you researched FTCA - are you going to retain council?

jmho,

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Carlie passed away in November 2015 she is missed.

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The US attorney want me to sign release authorizations that are blank. He wants to get medical records, tax statements, and who knows what else. My idea is that I will sign only release forms that state who they are being sent to. Any thoughts?

Never sign a blank authorization form!

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I'm not signing any blank releases. Yes, I do have an attorney and he should have known that I wouldn't sign any blank releases. I called him and told him that the VA has all my medical records it needs and if they want something else, to send us a release with the name of who it is going to then I'll decide if the info is relevent to my case, but there is no way in #*$% that I am signing anything blank. My attorney said they will need my tax returns because I have claimed lost wages. I don't care about the tax thing, but the medical records are private and I was told that the US attorney can request that the judge compell me to sign the releases, but I don't have to and I won't.

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Yey it seems that any part of the legal system that deals with

Veterans ishas been corupted.

I was at the Indianapolis, Indiana VA Regional Office, filling

out a form 95. The VAso told me to leave block 12d. blank.

Both in that block, and the instructions on the reverse side,

it explains very clearly, that not entering an amount will

make your claim invalid, by leaving it blank, you may loose

your rights !

http://www.usdoj.gov/civil/forms/SF95.pdf

Geese he was very insistant, ending it with, "WELL if I were

you I would leave it blank."

Geeze some of those that we have to deal with ought to be in

prison...otta be....

God can you imagine the advise he would give a veteran suffering

tramatic brain injury...

Ma(Ghost)

RVN 02APR 69 - 20OCT70

http://www.gfeocities.com/Song_Ben_Hai_Ma/GHOST.html

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According to General Counsel Washington DC. there is a limit as to the pursuit of this action and liability?As for accountability this too is a diffacult thing to prove. I am looking into all actions though as to proceed for negligence

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Very good advice and I agree.. this is exactly what i did. The conference i did not receive however it was requested. The VA did award me 20% disability in my shoulder(claimed tort) for my Non-Service Connected Pension. I'm using this ammo,(they're own bullets) in addition to other evidence I submitted. Peace, William

Oh, I asked for 1 million :blink::blink:

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