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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.

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...

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.

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.

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.

Recent Court Rulings Reshape the Mass Tort Bankruptcy Landscape

Supreme Court decisions in 2024–2026 have shut down bankruptcy protections that once sheltered mass tort defendants, forcing settlements through litigation and negotiation instead.

Can Social Media and AI Platforms Be Treated Like Defective Products?

Social media and AI platforms escape most product liability scrutiny despite documented harms, but legal pathways for treating them as defective products are beginning...

Special Masters Proposed as Bankruptcy Courts Face Mass Tort Pressure

Bankruptcy judges are proposing special masters to manage mass tort caseloads, a move that could accelerate claim resolution but raises fairness and legal authority...

California Mass Tort Firm Ends Challenge to Fee Sharing Restrictions

A California mass tort firm has ended its challenge to the state's fee-sharing restrictions, confirming these ethical rules remain the binding standard for all...

Certum Launches New Operational Services Platform for Mass Tort Firms

A new litigation finance company integrates operational services, litigation insurance, and funding into one platform for mass tort firms managing complex caseloads.

Silicon Valley Mass Tort Cases Could Define the 2026 Trial Calendar

Three major Silicon Valley litigations—Uber sexual assault, social media addiction, and TikTok settlements—are crowding federal and state trial calendars through 2027.

How State Courts and MDLs Are Being Used Together in Mass Tort Strategy

State courts now function as strategic leverage points that force settlements, not as secondary forums where leftover claims languish.

Angeion Group Names Olivia Occhigrossi to Lead Mass Tort Services Growth

Angeion Group names a paralegal-turned-executive to lead its mass tort services, signaling shift toward law-firm-focused leadership.

California Fee Sharing Fight Ends as Mass Tort Firm Drops Legal Challenge

A California mass tort firm's withdrawal from its fee-sharing battle leaves strict attorney-fee rules firmly in place and enforcement intensity rising.

JPMorgan Asset Management Enters the Mass Tort Financing Spotlight

This move signals a fundamental shift: traditional litigation finance, which relied heavily on hedge funds and specialized boutiques, is now attracting...

Why Mass Tort Bankruptcies Are Becoming a Bigger Legal Battleground

Bankruptcy courts, once backwater venues, now determine how millions in injury settlements are distributed—and claimants increasingly lose.

Mass Tort Trusts Face Renewed Scrutiny Over Claimant Tradeoffs

The Department of Justice is filing amicus briefs in major bankruptcy cases, Congress is proposing six separate reform bills, and courts are blocking...

DiCello Levitt Grows Mass Tort Team With David Middleman Addition

A new lateral hire deepens DiCello Levitt's trial bench as mass tort filings surge — here's what the move signals for claimants.

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