Mass torts
litigation

Focused on individuals harmed by dangerous products, toxic exposure, and preventable corporate negligence.

When corporations fail to protect consumers, real people suffer. We help them seek justice.

WHAT IS

MASS TORT LITIGATION?

Mass tort litigation allows individuals who were harmed by the same defective product, drug, or corporate misconduct to pursue justice together while still maintaining their own individual claims. It is not just about numbers. It is about people whose lives were changed by something that should never have happened.


Unlike a typical personal injury case involving one plaintiff and one defendant, a mass tort involves many individuals who experienced similar harm caused by the same company. Each person’s case is evaluated on its own merits, with compensation based on their specific injuries and losses.


At Robert Law Group, we represent individuals and families harmed by defective consumer products, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and toxic substances. Our role is to stand between you and the corporation responsible, and to fight for meaningful compensation and accountability.

types of

mass of tort cases

Mass tort cases often arise when companies fail to properly test products, disclose risks, or protect consumers from preventable harm. We represent clients in matters involving:
Defective Pharmaceuticals
Drugs that cause serious side effects, long term health complications, or risks that were not properly disclosed to patients.

Implants, prosthetics, and other devices that malfunction, fail prematurely, or cause unexpected injury.

Exposure to harmful chemicals such as PFAS and other substances linked to cancer, reproductive harm, and chronic illness.

Products that were detectively designed, improperly manufactured, or sold without adequate safety warnings.

Drugs that cause serious side effects, long term health complications, or risks that were not properly disclosed to patients.

MASS TORTS vs CLASS ACTIONS

Mass torts and class actions both involve multiple plaintiffs, but they operate differently.

Mass torts

Each individual maintains control over their own claim. Compensation reflects that person’s specific injuries, medical costs, lost wages, and long term impact.
This allows for more personalized representation and a legal strategy tailored to your circumstances.

class actions

Claims are combined into a single lawsuit with one shared outcome. Settlements are divided among members of the class, often without accounting for differences in severity of injury.

MASS TORT

PROCESS

Understanding what to expect can make the process feel far less overwhelming. While every case is unique, most mass tort claims follow a similar path.

1

case evaluation

We evaluate your medical records, exposure history, and supporting documents to determine whether your claim qualifies.

2

FILING AND COORDINATION

If eligible, your case may join coordinated federal litigation while remaining your own individual claim.

3

EVIDENCE AND CASE DEVELOPMENT

Attorneys collect expert testimony, medical documentation, and corporate records to strengthen your case.

4

NEGOTIATION OR TRIAL

Many cases resolve through settlement, but we prepare every claim as if it may proceed to trial.

5

RESOLUTION AND COMPENSATION

Any recovery is based on your specific injuries, financial losses, and long term impact.

EXAMPLES OF CURRENT

MASS TORT CASES

We are currently working on matters involving:

faqs

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

WHAT QUALIFIES AS A MASS TORT CASE?

Mass tort cases typically involve injuries caused by defective products, dangerous drugs, environmental contamination, or widespread negligence by a corporation.

The timeline depends on the complexity of the litigation and the number of claimants involved. Some cases resolve within a year, while others may take longer.

The timeline depends on the complexity of the litigation and the number of claimants involved. Some cases resolve within a year, while others may take longer.

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