Not always. If your injury happened in Florida, you can file here.
Florida Mass Tort Lawyers Transforming Tragedy Into Accountability
When defective products cause serious harm, you deserve compensation. United Law Group's Florida mass tort lawyers handle complex cases involving dangerous drugs, faulty medical implants, and toxic exposures, fighting for Florida families to rebuild their lives.
Holding Corporations Accountable for Widespread Harm (Florida Mass Torts)
A mass tort is a legal action for many people who were harmed by the same defective product or dangerous action. Unlike a class action, each person's case is treated individually. If you or a loved one in Florida was injured by a dangerous drug, a faulty medical device, or a toxic chemical, you may have the right to join a mass tort lawsuit to seek justice and compensation.
Common mass tort cases in Florida:
- Dangerous prescription drugs with harmful side effects
- Defective medical devices that fail or cause injury
- Unsafe consumer products that harm users
- Environmental contamination (e.g., toxic water or air)
- Defective auto parts that cause accidents
Our Florida mass tort lawyers help you join with others to fight back against the large corporations responsible for your injury.
How Florida Mass Tort Lawsuits Work
Large corporations and insurance companies have powerful legal teams. A mass tort allows individual victims to pool their resources and evidence to build a much stronger case. Your claim remains your own, but it is grouped with similar cases in Florida or federal court. This process, often called Multi-District Litigation (MDL), makes the legal fight more efficient.
You have the right to hold a company accountable if they:
- Put profits ahead of consumer safety
- Failed to warn you about known dangers or defects
- Marketed a dangerous product
- Call repeatedly to harass or annoy you
- Polluted a community, causing widespread illness
- Hid evidence of the harm their product could cause.
We handle the complex legal process, allowing you to focus on your health while we fight for your rights.
Know Your Rights: Compensation in Mass Tort Cases
Victims in Florida mass tort cases can seek payment for the full extent of their injuries and losses. We fight to make sure the settlement or verdict covers all of your damages, both present and future.
Compensation in a successful mass tort claim may include:
- Economic Damages: For your medical bills, future treatment costs, lost wages, and any loss of future earning ability.
- Non-Economic Damages: For your physical pain, emotional distress, and the loss of enjoyment of life caused by the injury.
- Punitive Damages: In some cases, Florida courts may award these extra damages to punish the company for extreme carelessness or intentional wrongdoing.
Our attorneys will carefully document your injuries to prove the full value of your claim and demand the maximum compensation you are owed.
Why Choose United Law Firm?
01.
We Battle Goliaths
We have the experience and resources to take on the biggest corporations, drug companies, and manufacturers in the country. We are not afraid of a tough fight.
02.
No Upfront Fees
We handle these complex cases on a contingency basis. You pay us absolutely nothing unless we win a recovery for you.
03.
National Experience, Local Focus
We understand how mass torts work on a national level and how to make them work for you right here in Florida.
04.
We Are Trial Lawyers
We prepare every case as if it will go to trial. This shows the other side we are serious and drives them to offer fair settlements. We are not a "settlement mill."
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Contact United Law Group now for a 100% free and confidential consultation. We will listen to your story, assess your claim, and explain your legal options for seeking justice. You pay nothing unless we win compensation for you.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Navigating a legal issue can be confusing. Here are quick answers to some of the most common questions we receive.
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Yes. Join federal MDLs while working with local Florida attorneys.
You can still file. Florida has jurisdiction over injuries occurring here.
Florida has unique procedures for grouping similar claims while protecting individual rights.
Your 2-year deadline starts when you discover the injury's cause, not exposure date.
You can still file. Settlements may be offset by VA payments.