Court of Federal Claims judges

The Court of Federal Claims is a special U.S. court that hears cases involving claims against the federal government, such as disputes over contracts, taxes, and compensation for property taken by the government. Judges in this court are appointed for 15-year terms and are responsible for ensuring fair adjudication of these claims. They interpret laws and make rulings based on evidence presented in the cases. The court is designed to provide a forum for individuals and businesses to seek justice when they believe they have been wronged by federal actions or decisions.