STATE LAW – AMERICAN SAMOA LIBRARY – GUIDE 18

American Samoa Government Vehicle Crashes, Attorney General Administrative Claim & Three-Month Deemed Denial

Claims against the American Samoa Government are governed by the Government Tort Liability Act and mandatory administrative presentment. This guide will address filing a claim with the Attorney General, the three-month period after which inaction may be treated as a final denial, accrual, tolling, later suit timing, and government-vehicle claims.

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Current-law review: September 23, 2026. Verify current Government Tort Liability Act provisions, presentment requirements, deemed-denial rules, limitation and tolling decisions, and available damages before legal reliance.

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American Samoa Legislature (Fono) · Office of the Insurance Commissioner · American Samoa Government

Bottom line. Preserve American Samoa-specific compulsory coverage, direct-action rights, government-claim procedures, comparative-negligence, damages, settlement and current-authority issues before legal reliance.