Point Wild Deal Signals Growth in Mass Tort Lien Resolution Market
Point Wild's January 2026 acquisition of Juraspring reveals a $15+ billion litigation finance market restructuring around specialized lien resolution expertise.
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Fourth Circuit Bankruptcy Decisions Could Affect Future Mass Tort Trusts
Recent Fourth Circuit rulings tighten the standards that bankruptcy courts must apply when approving mass tort trusts, requiring stricter actuarial analysis and clearer claimant protections.
Point Wild Acquires Juraspring to Expand Mass Tort Lien Resolution Services
Point Wild's acquisition of Juraspring strengthens its ability to negotiate liens in mass tort settlements, potentially speeding payment to claimants.
X Corp Settles Trademark Dispute With Mass Tort Advertising Agency
X Corp settles trademark dispute with mass tort advertising agency over unauthorized brand use in legal marketing.
New Pelvic Mesh Book Revisits Scandal That Rocked Mass Tort Litigation
A law professor's new book reveals how a sophisticated fraud scheme manufactured thousands of pelvic mesh lawsuits, shocking the mass tort world.
ABA Journal Highlights Discipline Case Involving Mass Tort Lawyer Misconduct
When an attorney's mishandling of client funds and settlement conflicts reaches state bar discipline, entire practices can collapse and injured clients face additional losses.
Kirkland Expands Litigation Bench With Mass Tort Hires From Orrick
A team of mass tort lawyers leaving Orrick for Kirkland shows how elite defense talent is consolidating — and why claimants should care.
Arizona ABS Program Fuels New Mass Tort Law Firm Model
Arizona's nonlawyer-ownership rules let investors and AI firms co-own tort practices—here's how the model works and who is funding it.
Uber Sexual Assault Bellwether Trial Adds Pressure to 2026 Mass Tort Docket
Uber faces $4,000+ sexual assault claims; back-to-back 2026 jury verdicts signal higher settlement costs ahead.
Colorado Silica Trial Becomes a Test Case for Emerging Mass Tort Claims
A $17.45 million Colorado verdict marks a turning point in artificial stone silicosis litigation, with juries nationwide rejecting manufacturer claims that engineered stone can be safely fabricated.