You can sue a government entity in Missouri when one of the state’s sovereign immunity exceptions applies. That includes cities, counties, the State of Missouri and other public entities, such as school districts. RSMo 537.600 waives immunity for dangerous property conditions and negligent driving by public employees, and RSMo 537.610 waives it where liability insurance covers the claim. Because the government cannot be sued outside these exceptions, an early legal review of your case is essential.

Get Your Free Consultation

Fill out the form below for a free, personalized case consultation. Upon receipt, a member of our team will contact you to discuss and evaluate your case.

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
Name(Required)