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Top Mass Torts to Watch in 2026

Strategically selecting mass torts provides attorneys with a powerful avenue to justice while building a resilient, diversified practice. As we

Updates on the Paraquat Lawsuit

Mounting scientific evidence continues to link paraquat exposure to Parkinson’s disease, raising serious questions about how the herbicide was marketed

Updates on the Rideshare Assault Litigation

The rideshare assault mass tort litigation consolidates claims that platforms such as Uber and Lyft prioritized profits over passenger safety.

How to Prevent Case Attrition in Mass Torts

In mass torts, case attrition occurs when cases are dismissed or withdrawn before resolution of the litigation. Preventing cases from

Updates on the Online Gambling App Lawsuit

Online gambling apps are sophisticated products built to keep users playing. Behind sleek user interfaces are engagement-driven design tactics that

Updates on the Roblox Lawsuit

Roblox markets itself as a safe, child-friendly platform. Plaintiffs allege otherwise—citing easy sign-ups with little or no age/ID verification, parental

How Law Firms Can Turn Advertising Into a Tax Advantage

This information is provided for general educational purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, or accounting advice. Broughton Partners

How We Make Mass Torts More Accessible

For many attorneys, mass torts represent both an opportunity and a challenge. These large-scale cases can drive meaningful outcomes for

Taking Your First Steps into Mass Tort Litigation

For many personal injury attorneys, mass tort litigation presents a valuable opportunity to expand their practice. These cases can offer

Updates on the Ultra-Processed Foods Lawsuit

The legal battle against ultra-processed foods (UPFs) may be poised to become the next major chapter in mass tort litigation.