Litigation accepting claims right now
Every claim below is active national litigation with attorneys currently accepting new cases. If any of these circumstances match your experience, a free two-minute review tells you whether you qualify — and what your filing deadline is.
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The active docket
Talcum Powder
For women diagnosed with ovarian or fallopian tube cancer after years of regular talc powder use.
Check eligibility → High priorityDepo-Provera
For women diagnosed with a meningioma or brain tumor after using Depo-Provera injections.
Check eligibility → Accepting claimsBard PowerPort
For patients injured by fracturing, migrating, or infection-causing implanted port catheters.
Check eligibility → Accepting claimsBladder & Vaginal Mesh
For women who needed surgery to repair or remove a bladder mesh, sling, or transvaginal mesh implant.
Check eligibility → High prioritySocial Media Addiction
For families of minors who suffered serious mental-health harm linked to Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, or YouTube.
Check eligibility → Accepting claimsCA Women’s Prison Abuse
For survivors of sexual abuse by staff in California women’s facilities. Fully confidential.
Check eligibility → 3-year deadlineMotor Vehicle Accidents
For people injured by another driver’s negligence in Mississippi. Three-year filing deadline.
Check eligibility →What these claims have been worth
Reported settlement and verdict ranges in comparable national litigation
| Litigation | Basis | Reported range |
|---|---|---|
| Talc / ovarian cancer | Individual settlements, reported | $100K – $1.2M |
| Transvaginal & bladder mesh | Revision-surgery claims, reported | $40K – $450K |
| Implanted port catheter | Device-failure claims, reported | $75K – $600K |
| Social media / minor harm | Bellwether stage — no global settlement | Pending |
| Depo-Provera / meningioma | Bellwether stage — no global settlement | Pending |
Amounts describe outcomes publicly reported in comparable litigation and are shown for context only. They are not a prediction, promise, or guarantee. Every case turns on its own facts, and most claims resolve for materially different amounts — or for nothing at all.
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