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Mass torts

Mass Tort Lawyer — Dangerous Drugs, Devices & Toxic Exposure

A mass tort is a legal action where many people are harmed by the same product or conduct — often a defective drug, medical device, or toxic exposure. Unlike a class action, each person keeps an individual claim, frequently coordinated in federal court as multidistrict litigation (MDL).

Individual Claims, Not a Class Action
You May Qualify Regardless of State
No Fee Unless We Win
20+

Years of combined legal experience

4

States licensed — TX, OK, NM & AZ

$0

Cost to you unless we win your case

50

States a claim may still qualify from

Areas of active litigation

Mass torts we handle

Dangerous & Defective Drugs

Medications that caused harm through undisclosed risks or manufacturing defects.

Defective Medical Devices

Implants and devices — hernia mesh, hip implants, IVC filters and more — that failed or caused injury.

Toxic Exposure

Environmental and workplace exposure to contaminated water, chemicals, or harmful products.

How it works

How a mass tort works

01

You file your own individual claim

A mass tort keeps your case separate — your compensation depends on your own injuries and damages, not a shared class-wide pool.

02

Cases are coordinated, not combined

Similar claims are often coordinated in federal court as multidistrict litigation (MDL) for efficiency, while each case stays individually yours.

03

Bellwether trials or settlement

Early “bellwether” trials or negotiated settlement programs often shape how remaining cases, including yours, are resolved.

Do I have a mass tort claim?

If you were harmed by a product named in active litigation, you may qualify — even if you live in a different state. Larry is based in Texas and licensed across Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arizona, and partners with trusted co-counsel and associates nationwide — so no matter where you are, real answers and real advocacy are within reach.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No — in a mass tort you keep your own individual claim and potential recovery, unlike a single class-wide judgment.
Nothing up front — mass torts are handled on contingency.
Multidistrict litigation coordinates similar federal cases before one judge for efficiency — it speeds up the process without merging your individual claim into anyone else's.
Often, yes — mass torts frequently involve claimants nationwide. Through our network of co-counsel and associates, we can help evaluate claims regardless of where you live.

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