Clayton Avery, Jr. v. United States of America, Abel Rocha v. United States

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• agreeing with Adams, and noting that the FTCA’s “legislative history indicates that a skeletal claim form, containing only the bare elements of notice of accident and injury and a sum certain representing damages, suffices” for jurisdiction
• § 2675(a) requires “notice of the manner and general circumstances of injury and the harm suffered”

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