The law restricts one's ability to sue the government or other public entity for injuries unless a person complies with certain requirements.

If a person is injured because of the wrong or negligent actions of a public entity, that person can only sue for injuries if:

• the injuries were caused by the wrongful act or lack of action by a public employee while working within job parameters; or
  
• the injury is caused by the dangerous condition of public property and that dangerous condition was known by the public entity to pose a reasonably foreseeable risk of injury; or
  
• the injury was caused by the failure to provide emergency signals, signs or warnings necessary to warn someone of an unsafe road or traffic situation; and
  
• A person must file a Notice of Claim with the public entity or Attorney General of the State within ninety days from the date of the injury.