100% Veteran-Owned Hawaii Law Firm Experienced in Prosecuting Military Medical Malpractice Claims Against the United States
We prosecute federal medical malpractice tort claims involving Tripler Army Medical Center and other military treatment facilities against the federal government. Additionally, we handle medical malpractice claims on behalf of family members of military service personnel injured overseas under the Military Claims Act in the Pacific Basin against the federal government.
Why Choose Us?
Proven Multi-Million Dollar Results Obtained in Trial and Settlement
Our clients know that we are ready, willing and able to work hard for them in every case and our multi-million dollar results speak for themselves.
We’re a 100% Veteran-Owned Law Firm That Understands Military Medicine
All active-duty military members and veterans are entitled to proper medical care just like everyone else. However, we know that mistakes are often made. Malpractice actions are often complex, so choosing the right attorney for your case is of utmost importance.
We’re Courtroom Trial Attorneys Who Want to Win
What makes us different from other firms? First, we are trial lawyers who prepare each case as though it is going to trial. Second, our size gives us what we need to manage complex litigation with large-firm sophistication and support. And third, our well-honed courtroom trial advocacy skills have prepared us to persuasively prosecute or defend any case to verdict. These are hallmark traits that set us apart from the rest.
No Fee If No Recovery
If we don’t recover compensation on your behalf, you don’t pay a fee.
Case Results
Below are some notable settlements that we have recovered for our clients.
$10M Judgment in Federal Military Medical Malpractice Trial Against Tripler Army Medical Center
A $10 million judgment was ordered after a federal bench trial in a medical negligence case brought under the Federal Tort Claims Act. The case involved Tripler Army Medical Center staff who improperly placed a central line that pierced the patient’s subclavian artery, causing massive and life-threatening blood loss that ultimately led to an acute kidney injury and chronic kidney disease.
Confidential Multi-Million Dollar Settlement Reached Prior to Trial in a Multi-Defendant Military and Civilian Medical Malpractice Case
A confidential multi-million dollar settlement was reached prior to trial in a federal case involving claims against the United States, civilian health care providers, and a hospital for the wrongful death of a young father based on the failure to properly treat a diagnosed infection.
Settlement Reached in a Multi-Million Dollar Claim Involving a Federal Military Medical Malpractice Case Against Tripler Army Medical Center
A settlement was reached in a multi-million dollar medical negligence case brought under the Federal Tort Claims Act wherein Tripler Army Medical Center staff improperly placed a feeding tube into the airway of a retired service member leading to his asphyxiation and death.
$13M Final Award in Favor of Hawaiian Host
After a highly contested case involving a hostile takeover attempt by a group of foreign investor defendants, and where the foreign investor defendants were represented by the largest law firm in the world, the arbitrator awarded our client (Hawaiian Host) over $13M in damages and pre-judgment interest.
$32M Settlement in Favor of County of Maui.
Our firm, hired as special counsel on behalf of County of Maui, successfully prosecuted the County’s investor claims, resulting in the full and swift repayment of $32M by the broker-dealer defendant.
Client Reviews
They are one of the premier firms in Hawaii. They have the depth of practice of a much larger firm. Their bench is well versed in a range of matters and they are wonderful to work with.
Chambers and Partners
They think outside the box and deliver results.
Chambers and Partners
We are so very thankful you took the case and so honored how you poured your hearts into it. Thank you for believing in us. Thank you for the warriors you are.
Master Chief Christopher Aldis, USN, Retired