has anyone ever filed a suit againt the federal government?

Question

well i am asking because i worked for the federal government supervisor kept a secret file on me besides the file i was allowed to look at. Isnt this inadmissable in court as it is against federal law to keep secret files on government workers without there knowledge. asking for wages i would make up to 30 yrs and retirement.

okay firstly i kept awesome records of his abuses. get this 100 pages of things this jerk has done and as for keeping a file on someone other than a government personnel file he has to allow me to look at everything in his files and anything that is not signed by me is inadmissable in court and we are talk the us attorneys office saying this. We went at it for 6 months straight because i would not spy for him or do his bidding. and i was a long way from minimum wage. I was a WL-07 making 26 per hour. Attempted to even have me spy on a union representative. outlined to me how he would get poeple fired and undermine the unions recruiting activities

Answer 1

First of all, you have less than a .01% chance of winning. Also, it's very likely that you signed away your right to sue when you accepted the employment. Yes they CAN keep such files on you and yes they ARE admissible under some circumstances. You're barking up the wrong tree. You also aren't telling the whole story either.

Answer 2

What do you think would have been in this file? Have you done anything you need to hide? From your grammer, I trust you were a minimum wage government employee. Even at 30 years, how much could you sue for? Get an education.

Answer 3

Actually the first Law Suite against the United States was taken out by the son of General Lee. this was taken out because he argued that General Lee's home (now Arlington National Cem) was taken from him illegally. He won and was awarded about 100,000....