60 Year Old Policy Keeps Troops from Suing the US for Medical Malpractice

60 Year Old Policy Keeps Troops from Suing the US for Medical Malpractice

Under what’s called the Feres Doctrine, members of the Armed Forces and their families are prohibited from filing claims against the government for death or injury arising from military service.
But it doesn’t just apply to military settings or deaths in the field. The Feres Doctrine also shields military medical providers from malpractice suits by troops — and their dependents.

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