Governmental Liability in United States

Governmental Liability 

The liability of the government in tort was limited at common law by government immunit (also known as soveriegn immunity) (q.v.). This has changed with the introduction of tort-claim statutes, both by federal and state governments.

Governmental Liability for Injury to Landowner's Property from Road Construction Activities on Neighboring Land

This section discusses generally the subject of Governmental Liability for Injury to Landowner's Property from Road Construction Activities on Neighboring Land, how to determine the facts essential to Governmental Liability for Injury to Landowner's Property from Road Construction Activities on Neighboring Land, and, to some extent, how to prove it in litigation and defense. Related topics are also addressed.