Do I qualify for a mass tort or personal injury lawsuit?

If you were harmed by a defective product, dangerous drug, or corporate negligence, you may qualify. Eligibility depends on the type and severity of your injury, when it occurred, and your state's statute of limitations. Submit a free case review and we will connect you with an attorney who can evaluate your specific situation at no cost.

How much compensation can I receive from a mass tort lawsuit?

Payouts vary significantly based on the severity of your injury, medical documentation, and case strength. Mass tort settlements typically range from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars for serious injuries. An attorney can give you a more specific estimate after reviewing your case.

Active Mass Tort & Personal Injury Lawsuits 2026

Q: What active lawsuits are currently accepting new cases in 2026?

Active mass tort and personal injury lawsuits currently accepting new cases in 2026 include social media addiction lawsuits against Meta, TikTok, Snap, and Google, gambling addiction lawsuits against DraftKings, FanDuel, Caesars, and BetMGM, Depo-Provera brain tumor lawsuits (meningioma), NEC baby formula lawsuits against Abbott and Mead Johnson, NYC institutional abuse lawsuits (lookback window closes July 29, 2027), and Oxbryta lawsuits. All case reviews are free and confidential. Statutes of limitations vary by state — acting quickly is essential.

Q: Is InjuryClaims.com a legitimate service?

Yes. InjuryClaims.com is a legal marketing and referral service connecting injury victims with licensed attorneys since 2023. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. We are registered as a Qualifying Provider by the Florida Bar. Our service is completely free — we are paid referral fees by attorneys only when they accept cases we refer.

Q: What does it cost to hire a mass tort attorney?

Nothing upfront. Mass tort attorneys work on contingency — they are only paid a percentage (typically 33–40%) if they win compensation for you. If they don't win, you owe nothing.

Q: Is there a deadline to file a personal injury or mass tort lawsuit?

Yes. Every state has a statute of limitations — a strict deadline to file. These vary by state and injury type, typically ranging from 2 to 4 years. Acting quickly is critical. Contact an attorney as soon as possible to preserve your right to file.

Q: What is the difference between a mass tort and a class action lawsuit?

In a mass tort, each victim files their own individual lawsuit and receives compensation based on their specific injuries. In a class action, all plaintiffs share one case and split the settlement equally. Mass torts are better for serious personal injuries because payouts reflect your individual damages, not a divided share of a common fund.

Q: Will I have to go to court?

Most mass tort cases settle out of court. Filing a lawsuit protects your legal rights while attorneys negotiate on your behalf. You have the final say on whether to accept any settlement offer.

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Active Lawsuits — June 2026

Filing deadlines vary by state. Cases below are actively accepting new claimants.

Social Media Addiction Actively Filing

Social Media Addiction Lawsuits — Meta, TikTok, Snap, Google

Thousands of families are suing Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube after their children developed depression, anxiety, eating disorders, or self-harm behaviors linked to compulsive platform use. The core allegation: these companies knew their apps were engineered to be addictive and targeted minors anyway. Cases are consolidated in a federal MDL — but each family files their own individual lawsuit and controls their own outcome.

Who qualifies: Parent or guardian of a minor who developed a documented mental health condition linked to social media use.

Gambling Addiction Actively Filing

Sports Gambling Lawsuits — DraftKings, FanDuel, Caesars, BetMGM

DraftKings' own motion to dismiss was denied in December 2025 — the litigation is moving. Lawsuits allege these platforms used "no-risk" bonus promotions, predatory VIP programs, and deliberately addictive app design to exploit users with gambling disorders. If you developed problem gambling after using any of these platforms, you may have a claim.

Key development: Federal judge denied DraftKings' MTD, Dec. 2025 — litigation advancing.

Dangerous Drug Actively Filing

Depo-Provera Brain Tumor Lawsuits (Meningioma)

Women who received Depo-Provera contraceptive injections and were later diagnosed with a meningioma — a type of brain tumor — are filing suit against Pfizer and other manufacturers. Published research links prolonged use of the injectable progestin to significantly elevated meningioma risk. The MDL is growing rapidly.

Who qualifies: Women diagnosed with meningioma after 12+ months of Depo-Provera use.

Defective Product Actively Filing $625M+ in verdicts

NEC Baby Formula Lawsuits — Enfamil (Abbott) & Similac (Mead Johnson)

Premature infants fed cow's milk-based hospital formula — including Enfamil and Similac — face a significantly higher risk of developing necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), a devastating intestinal disease. Juries have sided with families repeatedly: state court verdicts now total over $625 million, including a $70 million Cook County verdict against Abbott in April 2026. Manufacturers knew about the risk and didn't warn NICU nurses or families.

Who qualifies: Family of a premature infant who developed NEC after being fed Enfamil or Similac in a hospital NICU.

New York — Lookback Window ⚠ Window Closes July 29, 2027

NYC Institutional Abuse Lawsuits — Schools, Prisons & Detention Centers

New York's Bill 1297-A opened a temporary lookback window that lets survivors of institutional abuse file civil claims regardless of when the abuse occurred — even decades ago. This window closes permanently on July 29, 2027. After that date, most survivors lose the right to sue forever. If you were abused at a New York school, prison, juvenile detention center, or other state institution, this is the window to act.

Covers: Schools, prisons, juvenile facilities, detention centers. Does not include foster care.

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Oxbryta Recall Lawsuits

Sickle cell patients who suffered a stroke or acute vaso-occlusive crisis after taking Oxbryta — which Pfizer pulled from the market in September 2024 — may have a claim against the manufacturer.

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Mass Torts vs. Class Actions — What's the Difference?

The short version: in a class action, everyone splits one pot. In a mass tort, you have your own case and your own payout based on your specific injuries. That's a big deal when injuries vary — a person who needed brain surgery gets very different compensation than someone with minor symptoms.

Most of the lawsuits on this page are mass torts. They're often coordinated in federal MDL courts to keep pretrial work efficient, but you retain your own attorney throughout and have final say on any settlement offer.

Bottom line: If you were seriously injured, a mass tort almost always means more money in your pocket than a class action settlement would.

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What active lawsuits are currently accepting new cases in 2026? +

Social media addiction (Meta, TikTok, Snap, Google), gambling addiction (DraftKings, FanDuel, Caesars, BetMGM), Depo-Provera brain tumors, NEC baby formula (Abbott/Enfamil, Mead Johnson/Similac), NYC institutional abuse (lookback window closes July 29, 2027), and Oxbryta. All case reviews are free and confidential.

Is InjuryClaims.com a legitimate service? +

Yes. We're a legal referral service registered as a Qualifying Provider by the Florida Bar, operating since 2023. We're not a law firm and don't provide legal advice. We earn a referral fee from attorneys only when they take a case we sent them — you never pay us anything.

What does it cost to hire a mass tort attorney? +

Nothing upfront, ever. Every attorney we work with takes cases on contingency — they're paid a percentage (typically 33–40%) only if they win money for you. If they don't win, you owe nothing.

What is the difference between a mass tort and a class action lawsuit? +

Mass tort is almost always better if your injuries are serious. In a class action, everyone splits one settlement — which can mean a few hundred dollars per person. In a mass tort, your compensation is based on your own injuries and medical history. It's your own case, your own payout.

Will I have to go to court? +

Probably not. The vast majority of mass tort cases settle before trial. You have final say on whether to accept any offer — your attorney can't settle without your approval.

Is there a deadline to file a personal injury or mass tort lawsuit? +

Yes, and it's strict. Most states give you 2–4 years from the date of injury or the date you discovered the harm. Miss it and your claim is gone permanently. Contact an attorney as soon as possible.

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