The AAJ, citing the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, reported today that ” The House Judiciary Committee has approved a bill to give active duty members of the military the right to file medical malpractice suits against the government. In a 14-12 vote along strict party lines, the Democratic controlled panel Wednesday sent the bill to the full House where supporters contend the measure to repeal the so-called Feres Doctrine stands a good chance of winning approval. Rep. Steve Cohen (D-NY), whose subcommittee backed the bill, said eliminating the lawsuit ban was a question of fundamental fairness. “
The Hidden Impact of Brain Injury in Children
April 1, 2026
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) in children are far more common—and far more frequently overlooked—than most people realize. As attorneys who represent injured children and their families, we see firsthand how often these injuries go undiagnosed for months or even years.
