Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection Adopts Rule for Filing Claims Under Federal Tort Claims Act

Summary

The Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection has adopted a procedural rule outlining procedures for filing, processing, and paying awards for property damage, personal injury, or death caused by Bureau employees' negligence or wrongdoing while on the job.

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