Troops can finally bring medical malpractice claims against the military. But there’s a catch By James Clark / Jun 18, 2021
Cop fired after pepper-spraying unarmed Army lieutenant during traffic stop By Haley Britzky / Apr 12, 2021
Video shows police draw weapons, pepper spray unarmed Army officer in uniform By James Clark / Apr 10, 2021
‘Infested with mold and insects’: Lawsuit sums up how hazardous privatized military housing really is By Haley Britzky / Mar 4, 2021
18 people file claims against the federal government for chemical exposure at decommissioned California base By Scott Schwebke, The Orange County Register / Sep 19, 2020
VA didn’t tell Navy vet about HIV diagnosis for 20 years, lawsuit says By Bristow Marchant, The State (Columbia, S.C.) / Sep 11, 2020
An Army major is locked in a 2-year legal battle with a car dealer over a $1 discrepancy By Scott Schwebke, The Orange County Register / Aug 11, 2020
Navy officer files suit against trans military ban in 1st legal challenge since the policy went into effect in 2019 By Muri Assunção, New York Daily News / Mar 19, 2020
More than a dozen states sue Trump, saying border wall funding strips their National Guard budgets By Erik Larson, Bloomberg News / Mar 4, 2020
Judge orders Navy to release documents on the 1963 USS Thresher disaster which killed 129 sailors By Hadley Barndollar, Portsmouth Herald, N.H. / Feb 19, 2020
‘That cavalier misdirection cannot stand’ — Washingtonians ask judge to reduce ‘extremely noisy’ Navy Growler flights By Skagit Valley Herald, Mount Vernon, Wash. / Feb 18, 2020
New Mexico residents sue Air Force for not cleaning up jet fuel leak that they say contaminated soil, groundwater By Michael Gerstein, The Santa Fe New Mexican / Feb 5, 2020
Los Angeles to pay $5.75 million to family of Marine veteran stun-gunned to death by police By Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times / Jan 23, 2020
Federal court upholds ruling that prevented discharge of 2 HIV-positive airman By Muri Assunção, New York Daily News / Jan 11, 2020
Federal judge rules that the US government can seize all the profits from Edward Snowden’s book By Aaron Holmes, Business Insider / Dec 21, 2019
Dozens of Kansas veterans were sexually abused during medical exams. Now the VA will pay millions to settle their lawsuits By Amy Renee Leiker, The Wichita Eagle / Dec 11, 2019