Mass Tort

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Michigan Mass Tort Attorneys

At Grewal Law PLLC, we have the legal knowledge and trial-tested experience to navigate the complexities of mass tort litigation. Unlike standard injury lawsuits, mass torts involve many plaintiffs who all suffer from a similar injury, illness, or other form of harm that resulted from the negligence or wrongdoing of another. Mass torts also differ from class action lawsuits, because each claimant in a mass tort lawsuit is entitled to a unique judgement specific to their circumstances and injuries; whereas class action lawsuits result in the same payout for each claimant.


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A History Representing Victims of Sexual Abuse Grewal Law, PLLC represented one-third of the survivors in the MSU and Larry Nassar lawsuits, resulting in a $500 million settlement. We are also part of a legal team currently representing over 100 survivors of Robert Anderson at University of Michigan. We are pleased to announce a $490 million settlement in principle.
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What Is a Mass Tort Lawsuit?

Mass tort claims affect hundreds or even thousands of individuals who were harmed by a defective product, medication, medical device, or environmental hazard. These claims are brought as a civil action, as opposed to criminal, by multiple claimants who suffered physical injury, illness, emotional distress, and/or some financial loss. Most mass tort lawsuits stem from some form of negligence on the part of the responsible person or company (the “tortfeasor”) who harmed multiple individuals. To file a lawsuit on behalf of a large group of victims, an experienced lawyer asks the court for permission to file a mass tort action against a common tortfeasor.

The court considers the following when determining whether to give permission to file a mass tort lawsuit:

  • How many plaintiffs are involved (the more plaintiffs involved, the more likely the court is to grant a mass tort lawsuit)
  • Whether the injuries suffered by the plaintiffs are similar in nature
  • The location of the plaintiffs, and whether they are near or far from one another
  • Whether the claims are associated with a common cause, such as a defective product or an environmental hazard like an oil spill

Want to Pursue Justice? Call Grewal Law PLLC Today.

If you’ve been harmed by the wrongdoing of a negligent person or company, you may be eligible for compensation for the damages you’ve suffered. By holding them accountable, other innocent individuals may be protected from similar injuries or illnesses that originally led to your mass tort lawsuit.

At Grewal Law PLLC, we have recovered millions of dollars on behalf of our clients. We help you pursue justice and provide our legal services on a contingency fee basis, meaning you won’t pay a dime unless we win your case.


Contact Grewal Law PPLC at (888) 211-5798 to schedule a consultation.


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We represented 111 of the 333 survivors in the lawsuits against Michigan State University for sexual abuse involving the former MSU doctor, Larry Nassar.

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