Federal Tort Claims

Kansas City Injury Lawsuit Attorneys

Like any other institution, the federal government and its employees can act harm people through negligent actions.

A Veterans Affairs doctor may cause a wrongful death through negligence and medical malpractice. A law enforcement officer may commit a heinous act of brutality that results in serious injuries to the victim. A contractor working on a government project may cause a construction accident.

But suing the Federal Government for the wrongdoing of its employees is very difficult. By the terms of the Federal Tort Claims Act, it can be done, but only in certain circumstances.

At McLeod & Heinrichs, we have extensive experience in pursuing these difficult and often complex lawsuits. We understand how to make the Federal government pay damages for losses and suffering caused by the negligence of government employees.

Know Your Rights Under the Federal Tort Claims Act

The Federal Tort Claims Act places many restrictions on how and when a personal injury lawsuit can be brought. There are strict time limits. Jurisdictional issues may restrict the victim's ability to file a suit. You need to notify the right offices at the right time.

In a free consultation, our attorneys can inform you of your rights, explain the legal process, and discuss your prospects for obtaining compensation. Our goal in these and all other personal injury claims is to help our clients obtain full and complete compensation for losses and suffering.

Winning a personal injury lawsuit against the federal government is not easy. But with the help of the lawyers at McLeod & Heinrichs, you can obtain justice and the compensation you deserve.

If your case is important, contact us. For a free initial consultation with McLeod & Heinrichs, call 800-962-5363 toll free, or contact us online.


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