Mass Torts Lawyer New Jersey

Name: Mass Torts
Brand: Kwartler Manus
Rating: 5 (29 reviews)

When corporations cut corners, we make them pay for every life they damage.

Taking on Corporate Negligence, One Case at a Time

Mass torts aren’t just lawsuits. They’re battles against some of the largest, most powerful corporations in the country: pharmaceutical companies, manufacturers, and product designers who put profit ahead of safety.

At Kwartler Manus, our mass torts attorneys in New Jersey represent victims across the state who’ve been injured by defective products, dangerous drugs, or toxic exposure. Our team combines trial experience with advanced technology to manage complex cases efficiently, ensuring every client gets the individual attention they deserve.

What Is a Mass Tort?

A mass tort is a type of civil action that involves numerous plaintiffs who have suffered similar injuries caused by the same product, drug, or event. Unlike a class action, each case in a mass tort remains distinct, meaning your claim is personal, and your recovery is based on your unique damages.

Common examples of mass tort cases include:

Defective or dangerous drugs
Faulty medical devices
Toxic chemical or environmental exposure
Defective consumer or automotive products
Corporate negligence resulting in widespread harm

These cases often span years and jurisdictions, but our team moves fast to make sure your claim is filed correctly and backed by evidence from day one.

Don’t Wait To Get Help

At Kwartler Manus, LLC, we believe that your first and only concern should be your recovery. Our team can help you navigate this process quickly and efficiently!

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Why Mass Tort Cases Matter

Large corporations rely on delay. They bury victims in paperwork, hide behind technicalities, and wait for people to give up. That’s why Kwartler Manus approaches these cases differently by combining aggressive litigation with data-driven organization.

Our proprietary systems track every filing, every discovery request, and every update across hundreds of cases. You’re never just a name in a spreadsheet. When you work with us, your case stays personal, even when the fight is national.

Common Types of Mass Tort Claims We Handle

Our firm is currently investigating and litigating claims involving:

Dangerous pharmaceutical drugs causing internal injuries or illness
Faulty medical devices leading to revision surgeries or chronic pain
Environmental contamination and toxic exposure
Consumer products causing burns, respiratory harm, or long-term illness

We work with leading medical experts and national co-counsel networks to ensure every case is built for strength, speed, and results.

Compensation in a Mass Tort Claim

Depending on the nature and severity of your injuries, compensation may include:

Medical costs and ongoing treatment
Lost wages and diminished earning capacity
Pain and suffering
Permanent disability or disfigurement
Punitive damages for corporate misconduct

We fight to recover not only what you’ve lost, but to make sure it never happens again.

The Kwartler Manus Difference

Unlike firms that wait for national settlements to trickle down, we take a proactive, trial-ready approach to mass torts. That means we push for accountability early and don’t hesitate to file individually when it gives our clients leverage.

With over 250 jury trials and 2,500 cases handled, our attorneys have the courtroom experience to stand up to billion-dollar defense teams and win.

Serving Clients Across New Jersey

From our Cherry Hill office, Kwartler Manus represents mass tort clients statewide — including Camden, Burlington, Mercer, Monmouth, Middlesex, and Essex Counties. Whether your case involves a medical product, environmental issue, or toxic exposure, we’re ready to move now.

Contact Our New Jersey Mass Tort Lawyers

You’re not just part of a crowd; your story matters.

Call our mass torts lawyers in New Jersey at Kwartler Manus today for a free consultation. We’ll move fast, build your case with precision, and fight to hold corporations accountable anywhere in the state.