Legal Question in Federal Tort Claims in Connecticut

tort battery

have 2 ftca torts (malpractice and informed consent) currently handled by VA office legal counsel. there is evidence of medical record falsification with respect to informed consent process. and negligence issues. today i discovered in a nursing note that the resident assisting attending had been falsified in the medical record. isnt there a limit to federal govt. covering practioners actions and does this fall within this recent finding?

connecticut state law applies. should i wait and try to settle in federal district court?


Asked on 10/29/07, 2:21 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys

Jason A. Richman Jason A. Richman, Esq.

wrongdoing is not enough, you must have also been damaged

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it is not enough that someone did something wrong to you, in order for the case to be worth your pursuing it you must be able to demonstrate traceable damages. How have you been harmed by the malpractice / lack of informed consent?

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Answered on 10/29/07, 2:32 pm


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