St. Louis Mass Tort & Class Action Attorneys

Dowd & Dowd operates on a contingency fee basis. That means you pay no attorney fees upfront. You only pay if we win. That means you can work with our experienced attorneys to focus on what’s important: building your case so that you have the strongest chance of securing the winning verdict and compensation you deserve.

The statute of limitations depends on the type of claim and where it is filed. Mass torts usually involve multiple jurisdictions and federal MDL proceedings, so filing deadlines can vary. Certain exceptions may apply depending on the specifics of your case. We must be informed of the facts of your case before providing legal advice related to any potential statute of limitations issues in your case.

Your mass tort or class action claim will be based on factors like:

• The type and severity of your injuries
• The number of other claimants involved in the lawsuit
• The defendant’s level of misconduct or negligence
• Economic damages which include medical expenses, lost wages and others
• Non-economic damages which include pain and suffering, emotional distress and others
• Your exact jurisdiction

To get a personal estimate of your mass tort or class action claim, contact the legal team at Dowd & Dowd.

A mass tort involves many individual lawsuits that are consolidated for efficiency, but each person retains their own claim and potential recovery. A class action is a single lawsuit filed on behalf of a group of plaintiffs who sustained the same injury caused by the same pharmaceutical drug or product.

Mass tort and class action litigation can be time-consuming, resource-intensive, and requires coordination with national counsel. Don’t trust your case to just anyone. Choose a firm that specializes in mass tort and class action claims to handle your case. You’ll want a firm that has years of legal experience, wins cases, and always delivers the utmost level of professionalism to clients.