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Federal Tort Claims Act Statute of Limitations

What is the Federal Tort Claims Act Statute of Limitations? There is a 2-year statute of limitations to file a tort claim under the FTCA. Generally, the statute of limitations begins 2 years from the date the cause and existence of an injury was known or should have been known. The administrative claims process is […]

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By EJ ArchuletaDec 15, 2020
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Walmart reopens five VA telehealth access points after COVID-19 shutdown

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced today five Accessing Telehealth through Local Area Stations (ATLAS) sites in select Walmart stores have resumed clinical services to Veterans in rural areas. Source: Walmart reopens five VA telehealth access points after COVID-19 shutdown

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By EJ ArchuletaNov 02, 2020
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From free tacos to haircuts and lube jobs, Veterans Day discounts and deals are waiting

Some businesses are still offering discounts for military and veterans amid the COVID pandemic. Source: From free tacos to haircuts and lube jobs, Veterans Day discounts and deals are waiting

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By EJ ArchuletaNov 02, 2020
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Former Cancer Center President Indicted For Participation In Long-Running Antitrust Conspiracy

A federal grand jury returned an indictment against Dr. William Harwin, founder and former President of Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute LLC (FCS), for conspiring to allocate medical and radiation oncology treatments for patients in Southwest Florida, the Department of Justice announced today. Source: Former Cancer Center President Indicted For Participation In Long-Running Antitrust […]

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By EJ ArchuletaNov 02, 2020
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White House recognizes November as Veterans and Military Families month

The White House over the weekend issued its annual proclamation declaring all of November as a month to honor American veterans and military families, in advance of the traditional Veterans Day commemorations planned for Nov. 11. Source: White House recognizes November as Veterans and Military Families month

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By EJ ArchuletaNov 02, 2020
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Female Military Members Sue for Combat Positions

Four female service members have filed a lawsuit challenging the ban on women serving in combat. The suit, filed Tuesday, contends that the policy unfairly blocks women from promotes and other advancements open to men in combat. The lawsuit alleges the ban violates constitutional female service members’ equal rights. “As a direct result of this […]

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By EJ ArchuletaJun 23, 2015