I enlisted without a waiver for a DISCLOSED disqualifying medical condition but then was discharged in basic, can I sue?
You cannot sue under these facts--it is barred under the Feres doctrine.
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You cannot sue under these facts--it is barred under the Feres doctrine.
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Sitting still or moving, it is still operating or controlling the vehicle.
Also look to the Nat'l Organization of Veterans Advocates (NOAV) website for VA-accredited attorneys. There are many very good ones in your area.
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