Federal Claims Court

The Federal Claims Court, officially known as the United States Court of Federal Claims, is a special court where people and businesses can file claims against the federal government for money damages. This court handles a variety of cases, such as contract disputes, tax refunds, and decisions related to government programs. It operates under specific rules and procedures, and its decisions can sometimes be appealed to higher courts. Essentially, it's a means for individuals and entities to seek compensation from the government when they believe it owes them money.