Law firm files federal complaints against U.S. Army for seven women who say suspend Fort Hood OB-GYN Maj. Blaine McGraw ...

The administrative complaints filed today allege that the Army is liable for McGraw's actions under the FTCA because it was negligent in hiring, supervising, and retaining McGraw. They also allege ...

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 ...

The Army has formally preferred 61 criminal specifications against Maj. Blaine McGraw, an obstetrician-gynecologist at Fort ...

A different law firm filed federal claims alleging the Army failed to stop sexual abuse and secret recordings by Army doctor ...

A law firm is taking action against a former Fort Hood Army doctor accused of secretly recording and inappropriately touching ...

Maj. Blaine McGraw, a suspended Fort Hood OBGYN, faces 61 specifications, including indecent recording of 44 victims.

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.

Survivors and advocates are demanding accountability after a former Army doctor was accused of sexual assault and misconduct ...

Maj. Blaine McGraw faces 54 counts of indecent visual recording. An Army investigation identified at least 44 alleged victims ...

Dr. Blaine McGraw had been under investigation since October, when a patient complained about him to Fort Hood officials.