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What Is a Mass Tort Case?

Apr 7, 2021 | Video, Mass Tort Case Videos

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Last year, we were able to successfully open over sixty hernia mesh cases as a result of a nationwide campaign. Hernia mesh litigation is currently one of the most significant mass tort matters. Attorney Mike Sobieray concisely defines a mass tort case.

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