Under our Constitution, the employees of our government are public servants.  They are in large part a dedicated and productive workforce and enable the government to function well and serve the public.  At the same time, our government offices are among the largest employers in Washington, and employee oversight can be lax.  This has led to increasing claims of government or government employees that have overreached their authority and neglected their responsibilities to the public.

State and federal laws hold government and governmental workers accountable for the losses they cause by accidental injury or  misconduct.  Obtaining justice requires knowledge of complex legal requirements, and the ability to address the typical defenses raised by government agencies.

Gordon Thomas Honeywell's trial attorneys have helped hold government and government workers at all levels accountable for losses and injuries caused by motor vehicle collisions, by dangerous conditions in public places, by failure to protect children or the elderly, and by failure to protect the public from known and dangerous criminals.