You may qualify for compensation if your health changed after receiving long-term injections.
You may qualify for compensation if your health changed after receiving long-term injections.
CLICK HERE TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY FOR COMPENSATIONLong-Acting Injections Lawsuit Update: May 2025
Thousands of women across the U.S. are exploring legal options after developing serious side effects following long-term use of a specific injection.
If you or a loved one experienced unexplained side effects after receiving these injections, McGonigle Law can help you understand your rights.
We offer free consultations and work on a contingency basis — meaning no upfront costs, and no payment unless we win.
- 40+ years of legal experience
- No upfront costs
- Current cases are being consolidated in federal court
Time limits may apply. See if you qualify today.
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What is a class action lawsuit?
A class action lawsuit is a legal action filed by one or more plaintiffs on behalf of a larger group of individuals who have similar claims against a common defendant or defendants. It allows for efficiency in litigating numerous claims that share common legal and factual issues.
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What is a mass plaintiff tort case?
A mass plaintiff tort case involves multiple plaintiffs who have suffered similar injuries or damages due to the actions of a defendant or defendants. These cases typically involve individual lawsuits filed by each plaintiff but are consolidated for pretrial proceedings due to their similarities.
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How does a class action lawsuit differ from a mass plaintiff tort case?
In a class action lawsuit, one or more plaintiffs represent a larger group of individuals with similar claims, whereas in a mass plaintiff tort case, each plaintiff maintains individual lawsuits. Class action lawsuits are typically more streamlined and involve fewer individualized legal proceedings.
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How does the legal process differ between mass plaintiff tort cases and class action lawsuits?
In mass plaintiff tort cases, each plaintiff's case is typically litigated individually, allowing for a more tailored approach to each plaintiff's unique circumstances. In contrast, class action lawsuits involve one or more representative's pursuing claims on behalf of a larger group of similarly situated individuals.
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How experienced is your firm in handling mass plaintiff tort cases?
Our firm has over 38 years of experience representing plaintiffs in mass plaintiff tort cases. We have successfully litigated complex cases involving multiple plaintiffs and have a proven track record of achieving favorable outcomes for our clients.