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Find Out What Type of Claim You Have
Many people don’t know whether their situation is a personal injury, mass tort, class action, securities fraud, or arbitration case. This page is designed to help you figure out which type of claim best fits your case. Review the sections below and click “Check Claim” to connect with the right team for your free case review.
Mass Tort Lawsuits for Product-Related Injuries
Mass tort claims let many injured people sue a company for harm caused by dangerous products. A famous example is the Roundup weed killer lawsuits, where Bayer faced claims linking exposure to cancer. Mass torts work together because each case is handled individually, but evidence and resources are shared, giving injured people a stronger chance. Choose this claim if you were harmed by a widely used product like Roundup.
Mass Torts Resources
Expert Insights on Mass Tort Lawsuits
The Road to Settlement: How Long Do Mass Tort Cases Take?
Mass tort lawsuits take time. Learn about settlement timelines, bellwether trials, MDLs, and what factors influence how long a mass tort case lasts.
Ozempic Mass Tort Lawsuit Guide
People using Ozempic or similar GLP-1 drugs have filed lawsuits alleging serious side effects, inadequate warnings, or misleading marketing.
Mass Arbitration Cases for Consumer Justice
Mass arbitration cases arise when companies force consumers into arbitration instead of court. Famous examples involve Uber and Amazon, where many individuals filed separate claims at once. These cases work together because one legal strategy can support thousands of filings, pressuring companies to settle. Choose this claim if you lost money or rights through contracts, subscriptions, or hidden fees.
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Expert Insights on Mass Arbitration Lawsuits
Airbnb & DoorDash Mass Arbitration: Gig Economy Claims
Airbnb and DoorDash face mass arbitration cases in the gig economy. Learn examples and see if you qualify.
Uber Mass Arbitration: Driver & Rider Claims
Mass arbitration helps Uber drivers and riders challenge unfair contracts. Learn examples and see if you qualify.
Class Actions: Protecting Consumer Rights
Class actions allow groups of people to take on corporations together when harm is widespread. Instead of each person filing alone, claims combine into one case, saving time and resources. Famous examples include Equifax’s massive data breach, Volkswagen’s emissions fraud, and consumer lawsuits over unsafe products.
These cases work by pooling claims, giving individuals the strength of numbers and pushing companies to settle or change practices. If you were misled, overcharged, or had your personal information exposed, a class action may be your best path to justice.
class Action Resources
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Data Breach Class Actions: Protecting Your Privacy
Learn how class action lawsuits protect consumers in data breach cases. See examples and find out if you qualify.

Consumer Class Action Lawsuits: Protecting Buyers
Explore how consumer class actions address fraud, hidden fees, and unfair billing practices. Learn if your claim qualifies.

What Is a Class Action Lawsuit?
Learn how class action lawsuits let consumers band together against fraud, defective products, or data breaches. See if your case qualifies.
Personal Injury Claims for Accidents and Negligence
Personal injury claims cover accidents caused by negligence, such as car crashes, medical malpractice, or unsafe property. These cases stand alone but share common rules of proving fault and damages. They work together under personal injury law to get victims fair compensation. Choose this claim if your injury came from a driver’s negligence, a medical error, or unsafe premises.
Personal Injury Resources
Expert Insights on Personal Injury Lawsuits
Medical Malpractice Lawyers Defending Patients’ Rights
Learn how medical malpractice claims help patients harmed by negligence recover medical costs, lost income, and damages. See if you may qualify.
Slip and Fall Injury Lawsuits: Holding Negligent Property Owners Accountable
Learn how slip and fall claims help injured victims recover medical bills, lost wages, and damages. See if you may qualify for compensation.
Securities Fraud Claims for Investors
Securities fraud occurs when corporations, executives, or financial institutions mislead investors through false statements, hidden risks, or deceptive practices. These cases often involve inflated stock prices, accounting fraud, or major scandals like Theranos and Wells Fargo.
Investors who suffer financial losses because of these misrepresentations may have the right to file a claim. Whether pursued as a class action, mass arbitration, or individual lawsuit, securities fraud cases are designed to hold Wall Street accountable and recover investor damages.
Securities Fraud Resources
Expert Insights on Securities Fraud Lawsuits
Wells Fargo and Securities Fraud Allegations
Learn how Wells Fargo misled investors with unauthorized accounts, sparking securities fraud lawsuits. Sweetnam Schuster & Schwartz helps protect investor rights.
The Theranos Securities Fraud Case: Lessons for Investors
The Theranos scandal misled investors with false claims about revolutionary blood testing. Learn how securities fraud lawsuits helped investors seek accountability.
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