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A tort claim is a claim against the National Archives or its employees for damage to or loss of property or personal injury or death.Such claims may be brought only for damage, injury, or death arising out of the activities of the National Archives. tort claim may be made by someone who is not a National Archives employee. For example, generally, if a National Archives employee, driving a National Archives vehicle, strikes a private party's vehicle, the individual could file a tort claim against the National Archives for the damage to the car.
Tort law involves civil liability between private parties. A plaintiff who wins a. tort suit usually recovers the actual damages or compensatory damages that she suffered. because of the tort. Depending on the facts of the case, these damages may be for direct. and immediate harms, such as physical injuries, medical expenses, and lost pay and.