Government Tort Liability
Government Tort vs. Private Tort Claims: Key Differences
If you were injured due to the negligent actions of a state agency, municipality, law enforcement agency, educational institution, or any type of state or local government entity, there are strict filing deadlines and statutory rules that make the process much different than suing a private party. This is because California law provides immunity and other protections that make the process more difficult when the negligent party is a government entity.
Damage to Real Property and Tort Law
Damage to real property can be a significant concern in California, especially when it involves cases where a public entity may be at fault, such as a city or the State. Understanding the process of pursuing compensation for property damage is crucial, especially against a public entity, because special sets of rules apply.
Suing California: Key Considerations for State Tort Claims
If somebody harms you or a loved one, you have the right to seek damages to cover the cost of your injuries, property damage, and other expenses, such as loss of earning potential.
It’s difficult to pursue a personal injury claim when your injuries occurred on state property or when the defendant is a state employee carrying out official duties at the time of the accident.
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