De Masi v. Schumer

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• “This [exhaustion] requirement applies to all suits, including those that were originally brought in state court.”
• “[T]he FTCA requires that the United States be substituted as defendant where the United States Attorney has made the requisite certification.”
• “[B]y way of the FTCA, the United States has provided a limited waiver of its sovereign immunity for specified tort cases, with exclusive jurisdiction over these cases in the federal courts.”
• “[B]y way of the FTCA, the United States has provided a limited waiver of its sovereign immunity for specified tort cases, with exclusive jurisdiction over these cases in the federal courts.”
• “[C]ourts have recognized that elected members of the House and Senate cannot be sued simply because a constituent believes that member has failed to take a certain action or respond to the constituent’s request for assistance.”
• “[C]ourts have recognized that elected members of the House and Senate cannot be sued simply because a constituent believes that member has failed to take a certain action or respond to the constituent’s request for assistance.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).