Case Types
Claims where many people are harmed by the same drug, medical device, or chemical — Depo-Provera, Roundup, Bard PowerPort, AFFF and more. Grouped litigation, individual compensation.
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Denied or delayed disability benefits — SSDI, SSI, and long-term / short-term disability insurance (ERISA). Most first applications are denied; an appeal is often where cases are won.
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Trouble collecting on a final expense, burial, or small life insurance policy — denied claims, delayed payouts, contestability or lapse disputes, and beneficiary disagreements.
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— WHY PEOPLE TRUST US
A personal injury claim usually involves one person harmed in a single incident, such as a car crash. A mass tort involves many people harmed by the same product, drug, device, or exposure, and their cases are grouped together while each person still keeps an individual claim. Disability coverage claims are different again — they are about benefits you are owed under Social Security or a disability insurance policy, not about suing a person who injured you.
If you are unsure, you do not need to decide before contacting us. Pick the category that feels closest, or choose ‘Not sure’ on the form. Our intake team reviews the facts for free and points you toward the right path, then connects you with an independent participating law firm if you appear to qualify.
No. Reviewing your situation and connecting you with a participating law firm is free to you. Participating law firms typically work on a contingency basis for injury and mass-tort matters, meaning you generally pay legal fees only if there is a recovery. Disability representatives are paid under fee rules set by law. Ask the firm to confirm its fee terms in writing.
Mass tort cases are grouped for efficiency because many people were harmed by the same product or exposure, but each person keeps an individual claim and an individual compensation outcome, unlike a class action.
It helps to have any medical records, prescriptions, diagnosis dates, receipts, or employment history that show your use, exposure, and diagnosis, though you do not need everything gathered before starting a free review.
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