JM 4-3.000 – Compromising And Closing

4-3.100Pursuit of Claims Against Individuals

4-3.110Delegations of the Attorney General's Authority to Compromise and Close

4-3.120General Redelegation of the Attorney General's Authority to Compromise and Close

4-3.200Bases for the Compromising or Closing of Claims Involving the United States

4-3.210Compromising Claims Against a Going Business Concern

4-3.220Claims in Conjunction With Bankruptcy Code Proceedings

4-3.230Bases for Closing Claims Arising Out of Judgments in Favor of the United States by Returning Those Claims to the Client Agencies

4-3.300Memoranda by United States Attorney Explaining the Compromising or Closing of Claims Within the United States Attorney's Authority

4-3.320Memoranda Containing the United States Attorney's Recommendations for the Compromising or Closing of Claims Beyond His/Her Authority

4-3.400Consummation of Compromise of Claims of the United States—Generally

4-3.410Prohibition on Confidential Settlements

4-3.412Dismissal Where Suit Has Been Filed

4-3.420Consummation of Compromise of Judgments in Favor of the United States

4-3.430Payment of Compromises—Compromise Payable by Client Agency or Insurer

4-3.432Payment of Compromises—Federal Tort Claims Act Suits

Chapter 4-3.000