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Mass tort litigation groups hundreds or thousands of similar individual legal claims together before one judge to streamline the legal process. Mass tort litigation develops when a company harms a large group of people but their injuries vary too much to meet the requirements for a class action lawsuit, so hundreds or thousands of individual legal claims need to be filed.
Mass arbitration is a legal strategy where hundreds or thousands of people assert their individual legal claims in arbitration against a company at the same time. It forces corporations to face accountability when their terms of service block traditional class action lawsuits or mass tort litigation.
Legal claims are active: You assert your individual rights to seek the full value of your damages. Settlement claims are passive: You request a pre-determined payout from an already negotiated fund.
The word "claim" can mean a lot of different things, but when we talk about claims, we're talking about legal rights you can assert against companies that you believe have harmed you by violating your rights and the law.
Authors and rightsholders may be able to pursue claims for unauthorized use of their books by AI companies.
Hold social media companies accountable for allegedly designing addictive apps that harm children.
Mercor contractors whose Social Security numbers, IDs, or biometric data may have been exposed in the alleged March 2026 breach may be eligible to bring an individual arbitration claim.