Federal Judge issues groundbreaking ruling in favor of disabled veterans
Daniel Garrie was appointed by Central District of California Judge David Carter to serve as Special Master and resolve all discovery disputes in a landmark Veterans case Powers v. McDonough.
A federal judge issued a landmark ruling (Powers v. McDonough) that greatly benefited disabled veterans, marking a pivotal moment in the fight for veterans’ rights and access to supportive, affordable housing in California. The decision addressed long-standing challenges faced by disabled service members, potentially improving their access to benefits and support services.
Veterans’ advocacy groups applauded Judge Carter’s ruling, which outlined substantial steps toward addressing systemic issues that had long affected disabled veterans.
Central to the case was the appointment of Law and Forensics’ Daniel Garrie by Judge David Carter of the Central District of California. Garrie served as Special Master, tasked with resolving all discovery disputes that arose during the legal proceedings. His role was crucial in overseeing the exchange of information between parties, ensuring the discovery process remained fair, efficient, and free of unnecessary delays.
This development highlighted the importance of specialized legal roles, such as that of a Special Master, in complex cases. It underscored the judiciary’s commitment to ensuring justice is served efficiently and that the rights of all parties, especially disabled veterans, are protected.
CITATION: Powers v. McDonough, No. 2:22-cv-08357-DOC-KS (C.D. Cal. Oct. 14, 2024)
