Mass Tort Lawsuit Funding
Mass tort litigation — where many plaintiffs bring similar claims against the same defendant, often coordinated in multidistrict litigation — can take considerably longer to resolve than an individual case. Mass tort lawsuit funding is designed specifically for plaintiffs enrolled in this kind of coordinated action.
Who May Qualify
Represented plaintiffs enrolled in a coordinated mass tort action, with attorney confirmation of enrollment and case status.
How Funding Works for This Case Type
Because mass tort cases move as part of a larger coordinated proceeding, underwriting reviews the status of the broader litigation alongside your individual case facts, in coordination with your attorney.
What Information Is Needed
Attorney contact information, confirmation of enrollment in the relevant mass tort proceeding, and a summary of your individual claim facts.
Attorney Involvement
Given the coordinated nature of mass tort litigation, attorney confirmation of your enrollment and case status is required.
Funding Considerations
Funding amounts and timing can be influenced by the overall pace of the coordinated litigation, not just your individual case facts.
Risks & Cost Considerations
Given the often multi-year timelines in mass tort litigation, review how funding costs would accrue over an extended period with your attorney before proceeding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to already be enrolled in the mass tort litigation to apply?
Generally yes — funding is intended for plaintiffs with a confirmed, pending claim within the coordinated proceeding, verified through your attorney.
Related Funding Options
Other Case Types
Funding By State
Enrolled in a mass tort action?
See if funding may be available while the litigation proceeds.