Mass Tort vs. Class Action: What's the Difference?
A class action resolves one claim on behalf of a group, with a shared outcome. A mass tort keeps each claim individual while coordinating them for efficiency.
That distinction matters for injured people: in a mass tort, the strength of your personal medical record directly affects your outcome.
This is where clinical documentation carries the most weight — diagnosis, exposure window, and treatment history all have to line up.
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