Government Liability
Attorney in Washington
Julie has fought for justice on behalf of countless victims of government negligence. She has held the Department of Corrections accountable for failing to supervise high risk offenders who victimized innocent people while on supervision.
Julie has advocated for victims of child sexual abuse while helping them seek justice from our State’s foster care system who failed to protect them or a School District that failed to protect its students from sexual abuse by a classmate, a teacher or coach.
Suing the
Government
for Negligence
Julie A. Kays has taken on the State of Washington for failing to protect the most vulnerable in our society—our children in foster care. She has also taken on high profile cases against school districts who have failed to protect children from sexual predators.
Julie is not afraid to take on powerful government leaders and expose acts of wrongdoing that have negatively impacted her clients, whether they are children or adults.
Results for Past CLIENTS WITH GOVERNMENT LIABILITY CASES
$8 MILLION SETTLEMENT
CPS Failed to Protect Six Young Children
V.C. et al v. State of Washington. This lawsuit involved the highly preventable torture and abuse of six young children where Washington State’s Child Protective Services repeatedly failed to investigate reports of physical abuse in the home. These failures resulted in the horrific physical abuse, torture, and neglect of six children.
$1.95 MILLION SETTLEMENT
Young Girl Sexually Assaulted in a Snohomish County Park
K.C. et al v. Snohomish County. In the absence of protective measures, the 15-year-old girl was given alcohol and drugs by an older male predator who then sexually assaulted her in a Snohomish County park during a public event.
$1.1 MILLION SETTLEMENT
Woman Attacked by Former Inmate Under DOC Supervision
J.G. v. State of Washington, a lawsuit filed against the Washington State’s Department of Corrections for failing to supervise and control a repeat domestic violence offender who brutally attacked and beat his partner while on DOC supervision.
Closer Look Into A Real Government Liability Case
In J.G. v. Department of Corrections, J.G. was violently assaulted by a repeat domestic violence offender. Her injuries were life altering. J.G. had talked to other lawyers who told her she did not have a case. Then, she found attorney Julie A. Kays.
Julie’s knowledge and experience as a former Senior prosecuting attorney, allowed her to immediately recognize that probation workers failed to appropriately supervise and monitor the offender who brutally attacked J.G.
The violence perpetrated against J.G. could and should have been prevented; Julie exposed numerous errors by probation workers by using her understanding of the probation system. DOC settled on the eve of trial for $1.1 million. J.G. is a courageous survivor of domestic violence and Julie was honored to fight for justice on her behalf.
More Examples of Government Liability Cases
Wrongful death at the
hands of a negligent
government employee
Abuse of a child
or sibling group
in foster care
Harassment or abuse
at a public school
Injuries from
dangerous conditions
of public property
Injuries from the use of
excessive force by police
or law enforcement
Negligent drivers
or operators (public
transportation)
If you are seeking legal representation that can deftly handle the unique challenges and difficult circumstances that are common in government liability cases, contact attorney Julie A. Kays today.
Related
Areas of
Practice
Ask A Government Liability Attorney
We often hear of government agencies engaging in negligence. Some common examples are Child Protective Services failing to investigate a claim of child abuse, and an innocent child needlessly suffers; a school district failing to protect a student from a predator student or teacher; the Department of Corrections failing to supervise an offender who then senselessly injures someone.
These are just a few of many examples of government liability cases. Julie has worked with many clients in holding the government accountable and seeking justice for her injured clients.
No matter how big the obstacle you are facing, don’t underestimate the power of a dedicated government liability attorney on your side. Contact Julie A. Kays today.
With any case, there are limitations to the amount of time you have to file a legal claim. It’s very fact-specific depending on what happened to you. It’s important to consult with an attorney promptly to preserve your rights.
Government liability cases involving child sexual abuse are especially complex and often have different time limitations than other cases. If you are unsure whether or not you have a case, the best thing you can do is talk with an experienced attorney. We are here to help.
Julie A. Kays in the News
Jury: Seattle owes $2.8 million to sidelined Seattle cops
State to pay $8 million to 6 siblings who apparently suffered abuse
Ex-police sergeant sues force after alleged harassment
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