Government liability refers to the legal responsibility of government entities for harm caused by their actions or omissions. This area of law governs when and how a government or public entity can be held accountable for injuries or property damage.

Key aspects of government liability in personal injury cases include:

• Types of Claims:
  Government liability claims can arise from a variety of circumstances, including negligence by government employees (e.g., vehicle accidents, property maintenance, dangerous condition in public properties such as streets and side walks).

• Notice Requirements:
  It require claimants to provide timely notice to the government entity before filing a lawsuit. Failure to meet these procedural requirements often results in rejection of the claim.

• Damages and Limits:
  Governments may limit types and amounts of recoverable damages. Punitive damages are generally not available against government entities.

• Complex Litigation Process:
  Litigating against a government entity often involves unique rules, longer timelines, and more extensive documentation. It’s essential to understand applicable laws.

For assistance navigating government liability claims, it is critical to consult experienced legal counsel to ensure compliance with procedural requirements and to protect your rights effectively.

Timely legal action is important due to statutes of limitations. Contact us promptly to ensure your claim is protected and your best interests are represented.