Law360, New York ( July 12, 2011, 12:57 PM EDT) -- It is not easy to sue the federal government. From a contractual standpoint, the Contract Disputes Act generally limits the pool of potential litigants to those with whom the government is in contractual privity. See 41 U.S. 7101-09. Moreover, under the Tucker Act, contractually based claims against the government can only be brought in the Court of Federal Claims....
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