Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) remain one of the most common injuries affecting military service members. Whether caused by blast exposure, vehicle accidents, training exercises or
An EFP is different from a traditional bomb. Instead of scattering fragments outward, it’s designed to punch straight through armor. The weapon uses a concave
Military divorce differs from civilian divorce in many ways. For example, when active members of the military—or their spouses—file for a divorce, they are subject
[KILLEEN, Texas]—The Department of Veteran’s Affairs is joining The Carlson Law Firm to host a suicide prevention forum from 5:30 p.m.-7 p.m. on Sep. 12
The Carlson Law Firm and Team of Co-Counsels Win Largest Verdict for USS Cole Victims [WASHINGTON, D.C]—On July 29, 2024, United States District Judge
A former Fort Cavazos family received a $10.3 million award in economic and mental anguish damages for mold exposure in Fort Cavazos military housing. This
Carlson Law Firm clients and Central Texas veterans Sergeant Gilberto Figueroa and Staff Sergeant Charles Partain have joined thousands of veterans nationwide in suing Minnesota-based
The Feres Doctrine is no longer an obstacle for military members hoping to pursue medical malpractice claims. The U.S. Department of Defense released new guidelines
According to data from the Department of Veterans Affairs, there were about 20.4 million U.S. veterans in 2016 from all wars and all branches of
