Hurt by a drug, a device or a product?

No. In a class action, one case speaks for a whole group, and the group shares one result unless a member opts out in time. In a mass tort, each person keeps their own claim, and any payment depends on that person’s own injuries. Some cases, such as Roundup, have involved both.

It depends on what you used or were exposed to, your diagnosis, where you live and the deadlines that apply. Each case page says who the case involves. Only an attorney can tell you whether you have a claim, and deadlines can be short: if one may be close, contact an attorney directly now.

Calling The Advocate Path is free, and calling does not oblige you to hire anyone. If you hire an attorney, the attorney sets the fee. In injury cases it is usually a contingency fee, a share of any money recovered, agreed in writing before the work starts. Case costs, such as filing fees and copies of records, can be separate, so ask how both work before you sign.