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About Federal Tort Claims
1) What is the Federal
Tort Claims Act?
In the United States you may not sue the Federal government or it's employees
for negligently causing personal injuries except to the extent the Federal
government will let you. The United States government does give its citizens
permission to sue it for personal injuries, but only under certain conditions
and only if you follow certain procedures. The set of Federal laws that outline
these conditions and procedures is referred to as "The Federal Tort Claims Act."
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