Federal Practice Digest, The client's husband attacked her

Federal Practice Digest

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The client's husband attacked her so severely that she was hospitalized. They are now separated, and the client wants to sue her husband. The husband still lives on the military base where they lived at the time of the incident. Refer to the Federal Practice Digest and locate the digest topic and key number that address this topic.

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