Courts refer to these types of lawsuits as mass torts due to the large number of litigants that have been harmed by the same corporation.
A mass tort is a civil action involving multiple plaintiffs suing a large corporation in both state and federal courts.
Serious Injury
Manufacturer’s actions
caused serious injury.
caused serious injury.
Dangerous Drugs
Selling drugs without
the proper testing.
the proper testing.
Misrepresentation
Do the benefits
outweigh its risks?
outweigh its risks?
What Makes Mass Torts Different
In a world where millions of people are often impacted by the defective and harmful products of a single company, mass tort litigation has become an integral component of the legal system. While mass torts can involve a wide variety of products and manufacturers, the most common mass tort cases involve dangerous pharmaceuticals, defective products, and mesothelioma caused by asbestos exposure.
From prescription drugs and medical devices to over-the-counter medications, it’s quite common for big pharmaceutical companies to release and sell products without testing the long-term side effects. When a product doesn’t function as expected and results in injury, the families that have been harmed may want to file a product claim.
The Pros & Cons of Filing a Suit
Mass tort litigation is an efficient and cost-effective way to handle court cases involving large groups of people that suffer from similar injuries. Seeing commonalities amongst numerous plaintiffs can make it easier for courts to make a decision regarding the defectiveness of a given product.
While mass torts have their fair share of benefits, the fact is, filing this type of action suit requires a team of top-tier attorneys. If you think your injury might be part of something larger, don’t hesitate to contact our team of experienced mass tort lawyers at Steadfast Law Group.
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