When corporate negligence harms many, coordinated litigation can open a path to accountability. We connect potential claimants with experienced mass tort firms.
Overview
Justice at scale
Mass torts consolidate claims of individuals harmed by the same product, platform, or institutional failure. TFT Legal Service helps identify potential claimants and connects them with firms prepared to pursue these complex cases.
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Current mass tort focus areas
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MDL
Rideshare Abuse
The largest current wave of litigation involves thousands of consolidated federal multidistrict litigation (MDL) cases alleging that Uber and Lyft systemically failed to implement basic safety measures to protect passengers from driver sexual assault.
California passengers who were sexually assaulted or harassed by an Uber or Lyft driver may have claims connected to the ongoing rideshare litigation. Our partner offers confidential consultations and connects survivors with trauma-informed legal professionals.
Lawsuits allege that major developers intentionally design games to foster compulsive behavior. Key targets include Epic Games, Roblox Corporation, and Activision Blizzard — with titles like Fortnite, Roblox, and Call of Duty named in complaints.
Thousands of consolidated actions allege that Meta, ByteDance (TikTok), Alphabet (YouTube), and Snap Inc. used manipulative design — infinite scroll, push notifications, and algorithms — contributing to severe mental health harm among adolescents.
Families and government entities accuse the platform of failing to protect minors from sexual exploitation, grooming, and human trafficking — one of the most significant legal actions against Roblox today.
Institutional sexual abuse of minors in California settings — organizations that had a duty to supervise and protect children but failed to prevent abuse by staff, volunteers, or authority figures.
Victims of sexual abuse in Illinois can pursue civil lawsuits. Cases often involve institutions and authority figures who exploited positions of power over minors.