Introduction & Overview
Introduction & Overview
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Can You Sue the City for a Personal Injury?
If the city's negligence led to an accident that caused you injuries, you may have a personal injury case against the government.
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Personal Injury Claims Against The Federal Government
Under The Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA), lawsuits can be filed against the federal government for injuries that occur on government property or due to accidents caused by federal employees.
Road Conditions & Car Accidents
Road Conditions & Car Accidents
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When Poor Road Conditions Cause a Car Accident
Who is liable when poorly-maintained (or badly-designed) roads cause or contribute to a car accident?
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When Potholes or Poor Road Conditions Damage Your Car
What can you do if your car is damaged by a pothole, crack, or other road defect?
The Process
The Process
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What Kind of Lawyer Do I Need to Sue a City?
If you want to sue a government entity after an accident, you'll probably need a personal injury lawyer.
Special Rules and Considerations
Special Rules and Considerations
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Suing a City, County, or State for Injury: Special Rules
If you want to sue a local government for an injury, you'll need to follow a rigid set of rules, and you may be limited in terms of when and how much you may recover.
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School Liability for Student Injuries
Who is responsible when a child is injured at school? Here are the basic ways legal liability could play out.
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Can You Sue a School For Injury to a Child?
Depending on a few factors, a school may or may not be "immune" from a personal injury lawsuit.
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City Liability for Injury from Sidewalk Slip and Fall Accidents
Can you sue the city for your injuries after a fall on a poorly-maintained sidewalk?
