Seven new patients, including one treated on Oahu, say Maj. Blaine McGraw, an OB-GYN doctor, secretly videotaped and groped them while they were pregnant, had just given birth, or were in the ICU.
A law firm is taking action against a former Fort Hood Army doctor accused of secretly recording and inappropriately touching ...
Attorneys filed federal complaints Monday against the U.S. Army on behalf of seven women who say an Army doctor sexually abused them or recorded them without consent during medical appointments.
Multiple women have filed legal documents alleging they were secretly recorded by Maj. Blaine McGraw, a doctor at Tripler ...
State Representative Hillary Hickland's House Bill 1465 closed what she calls a dangerous loophole: invasive visual recording ...
Sanford Heisler Sharp McKnight filed seven federal claims alleging the Army was negligent and failed to protect patients from ...
Law firm files federal complaints against U.S. Army for seven women who say suspend Fort Hood OB-GYN Maj. Blaine McGraw ...
A different law firm filed federal claims alleging the Army failed to stop sexual abuse and secret recordings by Army doctor Blaine McGraw in Hawaii and Texas.
The administrative complaints filed today allege that the Army is liable for McGraw’s actions under the FTCA because it was ...
Maj. Blaine McGraw spent time as a physician assistant in Kentucky before attending medical school. The Defense Health Agency ...
Texas lawmakers urge an Army Inspector General probe into alleged oversight failures tied to Maj. Blaine McGraw and the ...
Congressman John Carter, Co-Chair of the House Army Caucus, led a letter calling for an investigation into the handling ...
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