Iowa Code § 669.3
Adjustment and settlement of claims
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1. The attorney general, on behalf of the state of Iowa, shall consider, ascertain, adjust, compromise, settle, determine, and allow any claim that is subject to this chapter. 2. A claim made under this chapter shall be filed with the director of the department of management, who shall acknowledge receipt on behalf of the state. 3. The state appeal board shall adopt rules and procedures for the handling, processing, and investigation of claims, in accordance with chapter 17A. [C66, 71, 73, 75, 77, 79, 81, §25A.3] C93, §669.3 2003 Acts, ch 44, §114; 2006 Acts, ch 1185, §105 Referred to in §669.2, 669.15
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Cited in 27
cases (8 in the last 5 years), 1996–2026 · leading case: Paula Segura and Ricardo Segura v. State of Iowa
Paula Segura and Ricardo Segura v. State of Iowa (2017)
“” Iowa Code § 669.3 (2). However, reading section 669.”
Terri Rivera v. Woodward Resource Center and State of Iowa (2013)
“See Iowa Code §§ 669.3 , .5 (2005). In 2006, the legislature amended the Act to replace the state appeals board with the present scheme of using the director of the department of management and the attorney general to dispose of the administrative claims filed under the Act.”
Amended August 20, 2014 Christopher J. Godfrey v. State of Iowa Terry Branstad, Governor of the State of Iowa, Individua (2014)
“See Iowa Code § 669.3 (2)–(3) (2011) (instructing a plaintiff to file a claim with the director of the department of management and granting state appeal board authority over claims).”
Deborah E. McFadden, Individually and as Administrator of the Estate of Charles Walter McFadden, Jr. v. Department of Tr (2016)
“”); see also Iowa Code § 669.3 (2) (“A claim made under [the ITCA] shall be filed with the director of the department of management.”
Voss v. State, Iowa Department of Transportation (1996)
“See Iowa Code § 669.3 . She sought an -unspecified amount of damages from the State for the wrongful death of her son.”
Casey Mcgill Ginger L. Mcgill Ashlea D. Mcgill And Casey Mcgill, As Parent And Next Best Friend Of Amanda R. Mcgill, Ali (2010)
“§ 669.3(1). A lawsuit may not be filed in district court before a final disposition by the attorney general, unless the attorney general fails to dispose of the claim within six months and the claimant provides notice to the attorney general of the intent *118 to withdraw the…”
Joshua N. Thomas v. Officers Tim Gavin, Chuck Tygart, Jess Bernhard, and Adam Olson Deputy Sheriff Luke Hruby Reserve De (2013)
“See Iowa Code §§ 669.3 (2), 669.5(1). This multiplication of proceedings would complicate things for all concerned.”
Hook v. Lippolt (2008)
“Iowa Code §§ 669.3 , .5. Section 669.2(3) defines “claim” to include “[a]ny claim against an employee of the state for money only .”
Lyle E. Schneider, Paul S. Kurtz And Shirley J. Kurtz, Gene J. Peters, Sterling Tops, Inc., Robert W. Bonorden And Deann (2010)
“See Iowa Code § 669.3 (authorizing the state appeal board to “adopt rules and procedures for the handling, processing, and investigation of claims” against the State).”
Drahaus v. State (1998)
“Iowa Code § 669.3 . Filing a claim with the appeal board is an administrative remedy which must be exhausted before a plaintiff can pursue his or her action in district court.”
State v. McCoy (2007)
“See Iowa Code §§ 669.3 — .5; see also id. § 669.”
Robinson v. State (2004)
“Iowa Code section 669.3 delegates to the board the power to “adopt rules and procedures for the handling, processing and investigation of claims” under the Tort Claims Act.”
— Iowa Code § 669.3(1) — 3 cases
Terri Rivera v. Woodward Resource Center and State of Iowa (2013)
“See Iowa Code §§ 669.3 , .5 (2005). In 2006, the legislature amended the Act to replace the state appeals board with the present scheme of using the director of the department of management and the attorney general to dispose of the administrative claims filed under the Act.”
Casey Mcgill Ginger L. Mcgill Ashlea D. Mcgill And Casey Mcgill, As Parent And Next Best Friend Of Amanda R. Mcgill, Ali (2010)
“§ 669.3(1). A lawsuit may not be filed in district court before a final disposition by the attorney general, unless the attorney general fails to dispose of the claim within six months and the claimant provides notice to the attorney general of the intent *118 to withdraw the…”
Wilson v. Lamp (2015)
— Iowa Code § 669.3(2) — 9 cases
Terri Rivera v. Woodward Resource Center and State of Iowa (2013)
“See Iowa Code §§ 669.3 , .5 (2005). In 2006, the legislature amended the Act to replace the state appeals board with the present scheme of using the director of the department of management and the attorney general to dispose of the administrative claims filed under the Act.”
Amended August 20, 2014 Christopher J. Godfrey v. State of Iowa Terry Branstad, Governor of the State of Iowa, Individua (2014)
“See Iowa Code § 669.3 (2)–(3) (2011) (instructing a plaintiff to file a claim with the director of the department of management and granting state appeal board authority over claims).”
Casey Mcgill Ginger L. Mcgill Ashlea D. Mcgill And Casey Mcgill, As Parent And Next Best Friend Of Amanda R. Mcgill, Ali (2010)
“§ 669.3(1). A lawsuit may not be filed in district court before a final disposition by the attorney general, unless the attorney general fails to dispose of the claim within six months and the claimant provides notice to the attorney general of the intent *118 to withdraw the…”
— Iowa Code § 669.3(3) — 5 cases
Paula Segura and Ricardo Segura v. State of Iowa (2017)
“” Iowa Code § 669.3 (2). However, reading section 669.”
Schulte v. State (2026)
— Iowa Code § 669.3(3)(a) — 1 case
— Iowa Code § 669.3(8) — 1 case
Paula Segura and Ricardo Segura v. State of Iowa (2017)
“” Iowa Code § 669.3 (2). However, reading section 669.”
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