Active duty military families expect the highest standard of care at California's Army, Navy, and Air Force medical facilities during prenatal care and delivery. Unfortunately, medical negligence during pregnancy, labor, or delivery at Military Treatment Facilities (MTFs) can result in devastating birth injuries that affect children for their entire lives. From Naval Medical Center San Diego to David Grant USAF Medical Center, birth injuries at federal military hospitals require specialized legal expertise.
At the Archuleta Law Firm, our founding attorney is both a licensed attorney and medical doctor—giving us unique insight into military birth injury cases and the medical standards of care that were violated. We exclusively handle Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) cases against the U.S. government, not civilian medical malpractice. Our medical background allows us to identify when Army hospital birth injury, Navy hospital malpractice, or Air Force medical center negligence has occurred.
If your child suffered a birth injury at a California military hospital, you have legal rights under the Federal Tort Claims Act. Recent NDAA provisions have also expanded options for active duty service members. You must understand federal claims and California laws to secure proper compensation for your military family.
What Causes Birth Injury at California Military Hospitals?
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