When large corporations release unsafe products or fail to warn about consumers about serious risks, the consequences can be devastating. At Hupy and Abraham, S.C., our experienced mass tort lawyers are dedicated to holding these companies accountable and helping victims seek justice.
What Is a Mass Tort Lawsuit?
A mass tort claim is a type of civil action where multiple people have suffered similar injuries or losses due to a defective or dangerous product. These cases often involve:
- Defective drugs
- Unsafe medical devices
- Products lacking proper warning labels
Through mass tort litigation, injured individuals can join together to take on powerful corporations—leveling the playing field and demanding accountability.
Why Choose Hupy & Abraham for Your Mass Tort Case?
At Hupy and Abraham, we put our clients first. With over $1 billion recovered for injury victims, our firm is recognized as one of the Midwest's leading personal injury and mass tort law firms.
Every case is different, so our attorneys take the time to understand your unique situation. We partner with medical experts, scientists, and industry specialists to build strong cases and fight for the full compensation our clients deserve.
Current Tylenol Autism and ADHD Lawsuits
Our firm is currently investigating claims involving Tylenol (acetaminophen) use during pregnancy and its possible link to autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children.
Studies have raised concerns that manufacturers may have failed to properly warn consumers about these potential risks. If your child was diagnosed with autism or ADHD after you took Tylenol while pregnant, you may qualify for a Tylenol autism lawsuit.
Contact Our Mass Tort Lawyers Today
If you believe you or your family were affected by a dangerous product, don't wait to get help. Contact Hupy and Abraham for a free consultation. Our experienced mass tort attorneys will review your case, explain your legal options, and fight for the justice and compensation you deserve.
