Government Liability Defense

Articles in this category cover defenses available to federal, state, and local governments and their employees when facing lawsuits, including sovereign and qualified immunity, statutory notice and claim requirements, discretionary-function protections, and limits on damages. It also addresses how these defenses apply in tort claims, civil rights cases, and administrative actions, along with key procedural steps for challenging liability.

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What is immunity?

What is immunity?

Immunity is a legal protection that can prevent a person or government entity from being sued or held liable, and in some cases can bar criminal prosecution. It exists to limit certain lawsuits and encourage public functions, but it applies differently depending on the type of immunity and the situation. This article explains the main […]
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