Federal government & civil rights
Federal Tort Claims Act
Federal Tort Claims Act: claims against government actors and agencies, including civil rights, federal tort, records and administrative review matters.
How a matter moves
Federal Tort Claims Act, from intake to resolution.
- 1
Intake and administrative prerequisites
- 2
Complaint or petition
- 3
Immunity and threshold motions
- 4
Discovery
- 5
Trial or resolution
Documents you will use
- Administrative claims
- Complaints
- Records requests
- Oppositions to immunity motions
- Fee applications
What to track on every Federal Tort Claims Act matter
- Administrative exhaustion and claim-presentation deadlines
- Limitations periods
- Immunity defenses raised
- Administrative record status
- Fee-shifting records
Where JILL helps
- Researches immunity and exhaustion authority for the circuit
- Drafts claims and records requests
- Summarizes the administrative record
On Discover Docket
Email, deadlines, research and billing, connected.
Federal Tort Claims Act runs on the same platform as every other practice area, across all 52 U.S. jurisdictions. The message in front of you becomes the matter, the deadline and the time entry, and JILL works from your case file and a knowledge base of over a billion records that goes beyond court filings.
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