How Consumers Injury Help Works

When a drug, device or product is alleged to cause harm, many people file claims in what's called a mass tort. Each person keeps their own case, unlike a class action. We help you find out whether you may be eligible and connect you with an independent attorney.

Which product, when you used it, and the diagnosis or injury you experienced.

We compare your answers with the criteria attorneys are using for that litigation. We may call or text to confirm details.

If it fits, an independent attorney or their team explains your options. Any agreement to represent you is between you and that attorney.

In a class action, one case represents a large group. In a mass tort, each person files an individual claim, often grouped with others in one court for efficiency. Your own facts, such as your diagnosis and exposure, matter.

The case review is free. Attorneys handling these cases commonly work on contingency, meaning they are paid only if there is a recovery. The attorney explains their fees before you sign.