Our process is easy and has absolutely no hidden fees or cost you anything.

Submit form online

• Submit online form (be sure to tell us how to reach you!)
• You receive a phone call from one of our agents
• You provide answers to a series of questions. Most questions are non-invasive and simply provide us with some core facts about your potential case.
• Based upon your answers we can determine if your case needs to be escalated to one of our case specialists.
• Our case specialists will ask additional questions that determine the extent of your injuries
• In most cases, we can determine your potential eligibility for damages at that point
• If you are potentially eligible for damages, we connect you with one of our attorneys, whom will take you through the rest of the process.

Call us directly

• You provide answers to a series of questions. Most questions are non-invasive and simply provide us with some core facts about your potential case.
• Based upon your answers we can determine if your case needs to be escalated to one of our case specialists.
• Our case specialists will ask additional questions that determine the extent of your injuries
• In most cases, we can determine your potential eligibility for damages at that point
• If you are potentially eligible for damages, we connect you with one of our attorneys, whom will take you through the rest of the process.

Our participating referral firms work on a contingency basis which means you will not be asked to pay any money out of pocket.

Not every user of the listed drugs/devices will experience the life altering side effects that brought about these cases.

The simple fact that you, or a loved one, used these drugs or medical devices does not mean that you qualify for inclusion in the pending cases. Our intake specialist will be able to quickly determine if you have a potential case.

Yes

The questions we ask are for a specific purpose. To determine that (A) you used the device or drug and (B) you incurred some damages that related to that device or drug. These questions provide us the necessary information to accurately review your potential case.

Of course, but with exceptions

An individual may certainly file a drug lawsuit alone, although a class action lawsuit is another option. A class action lawsuit is where a number of plaintiffs who all allege similar injuries and wrongs by the defendant join together and file a lawsuit as one group of people representing the entire class of plaintiffs. There are pros and cons to joining a class action lawsuit versus filing as an individual plaintiff.

Yes

In addition to this service being free, we also only work with experienced lawfirms who work on a contingency basis. This means that there is zero out of pocket expenses for you.

No

We only work with firms that do the heavy lifting. Many times you see ad's or web sites who advertise that they are experts with Mass Tort or Class Action, when in fact they simply refer your case on to other firms. This works to your advantage in that our referral firms will have direct experience and knowledge which helps your specific case. Sadly, in most cases, you are not the first person to suffer the injuries or damages from the specific drug or device that you used. Many of the side effects and injuries are common amongst those seeking damages and an experienced firm who has delt with many of these issues is critical for your case to get the experienced attention it deserves.

No

Cases are not filed just for the sake of filing them. There are serious legal and personal issues that you will need to cover with your attorney. In some cases the victim waited too long to file a claim. In other cases the injuries cannot be directly attributed to the use of the drug or device.

We strive to provide you with the best attorneys in these fields to handle these cases, most are considered to be experts in their field. This means that your case is treated with the seriousness that it deserves.

No

Your attorney will do that for you. All you will need to do is provide them with an authorization which allows them to obtain records on your behalf and a list of your pharmacies and medical providers.

Well, it depends

There is no set answer to this question. The amount of time litigation will take is different in every circumstance. Some cases can take a relatively short period of time to be resolved while other more complicated cases can take longer. It is best to discuss the specifics of your case and how much time it may take with your attorney.

Probably not

The vast majority of these cases are resolved without the individual claimant ever having to go to court. Many cases are settled outside of court after thorough negotiations with the team of attorneys fighting on your behalf.