Recent Fourth Circuit rulings tighten the standards that bankruptcy courts must apply when approving mass tort trusts, requiring stricter actuarial analysis and clearer claimant...
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Point Wild's acquisition of Juraspring strengthens its ability to negotiate liens in mass tort settlements, potentially speeding payment to claimants.
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X Corp settles trademark dispute with mass tort advertising agency over unauthorized brand use in legal marketing.
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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.
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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.
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Uber faces $4,000+ sexual assault claims; back-to-back 2026 jury verdicts signal higher settlement costs ahead.
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Supreme Court decisions in 2024–2026 have shut down bankruptcy protections that once sheltered mass tort defendants, forcing settlements through litigation and negotiation instead.
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Social media and AI platforms escape most product liability scrutiny despite documented harms, but legal pathways for treating them as defective products are beginning...
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Bankruptcy judges are proposing special masters to manage mass tort caseloads, a move that could accelerate claim resolution but raises fairness and legal authority...
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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...
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A new litigation finance company integrates operational services, litigation insurance, and funding into one platform for mass tort firms managing complex caseloads.
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Three major Silicon Valley litigations—Uber sexual assault, social media addiction, and TikTok settlements—are crowding federal and state trial calendars through 2027.
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State courts now function as strategic leverage points that force settlements, not as secondary forums where leftover claims languish.
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Angeion Group names a paralegal-turned-executive to lead its mass tort services, signaling shift toward law-firm-focused leadership.
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A California mass tort firm's withdrawal from its fee-sharing battle leaves strict attorney-fee rules firmly in place and enforcement intensity rising.
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This move signals a fundamental shift: traditional litigation finance, which relied heavily on hedge funds and specialized boutiques, is now attracting...
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Bankruptcy courts, once backwater venues, now determine how millions in injury settlements are distributed—and claimants increasingly lose.
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The Department of Justice is filing amicus briefs in major bankruptcy cases, Congress is proposing six separate reform bills, and courts are blocking...
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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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Healthcare fraud class actions represent one of the most active areas of litigation in the United States, with enforcement reaching historic levels in...
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