
Wisconsin Mass Tort Attorneys
Fighting for Justice in Wisconsin: Mass Tort Representation You Can Trust
At Farrell & Fuller, we focus on advocating for individuals harmed by large-scale negligence or corporate misconduct. This focus allows our team to pursue justice efficiently while making meaningful changes for communities across Wisconsin and nationwide. Under the leadership of Attorney Paul Farrell Jr. and Attorney Michael J. Fuller, our firm takes on some of the most complex litigation cases in the country.
Paul Farrell Jr. co-leads the National Prescription Opiate Litigation (MDL 2804) and was among the first to file claims against Google and Facebook on behalf of local and regional media outlets. Michael J. Fuller, one of the nation’s top medical malpractice lawyers, has successfully handled high-profile cases involving opioids, nursing home abuse, and other complex litigation, securing landmark settlements while advocating for victims with care and skill.
Call (888) 387-6661 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation with our mass tort attorneys today. Se habla español.


Our Focus: Mass Torts
We focus exclusively on complex litigation that demands accountability from the most powerful industries. Our mass tort practice spans pharmaceutical, environmental, and consumer cases, representing thousands of individuals and communities seeking justice nationwide.
What Is a Mass Tort?
A mass tort is a legal action where multiple individuals suffering similar harm from the same source file claims against the responsible party. Unlike class action lawsuits, each plaintiff’s claim is treated individually, considering their unique circumstances, including the type and extent of their injuries.
Mass torts play a critical role in holding corporations accountable when widespread harm results from defective products, environmental contamination, or negligent acts. Each case amplifies the voices of those affected and discourages future corporate wrongdoing.
Wisconsin Mass Tort Case Areas
Opioid Litigation
Our attorneys have a long history of holding manufacturers, distributors, and other parties accountable for their roles in the opioid crisis. These cases often involve deceptive marketing, improper distribution, or neglect of addiction and overdose risks. We work to secure fair outcomes for affected individuals and communities while addressing broader public health concerns.
Insulin Price Fixing
Insulin price fixing occurs when companies collude to inflate the cost of a life-saving medication, placing a heavy financial burden on patients and families. Our attorneys pursue justice for those impacted by these practices, holding companies accountable for their actions.
Toxic Torts
Toxic tort cases involve injury or illness from exposure to harmful chemicals, substances, or environmental hazards, such as industrial chemicals, pesticides, asbestos, or contaminated water.
In Wisconsin, affected communities have taken legal action for exposure to harmful substances at industrial sites or contaminated facilities. Our team identifies responsible parties, gathers evidence, and develops strategies to recover compensation for victims while holding negligent entities accountable.
Understanding Your Legal Rights in Wisconsin
Wisconsin residents affected by corporate negligence or harmful products have the right to pursue compensation for injuries, medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages.
Your legal rights include:
- Filing an individual claim as part of a larger mass tort case.
- Receiving clear guidance from your legal team throughout the litigation.
- Holding negligent companies accountable for harm caused.
Knowing your rights is the first step toward taking informed action and protecting your health, finances, and future.
How to File a Mass Tort Claim
Filing a mass tort claim in Wisconsin involves several key steps:
- Document your harm. Keep detailed records of injuries, medical treatments, prescriptions, and financial losses.
- Identify responsible parties. Mass torts involve corporations or entities liable for the harm. Your attorney helps determine who is accountable.
- Consult an experienced attorney. An experienced lawyer ensures your claim meets all deadlines and requirements.
- File your claim. Your attorney prepares the legal filings, including supporting documentation.
- Negotiate or Litigate. Depending on the case, your claim may settle or proceed to trial, with your attorney advocating on your behalf.
Following these steps helps you act confidently while pursuing the compensation you may be entitled to.
Contact us today to schedule your free consultation at (888) 387-6661. Our team provides expertise, guidance, and dedicated support every step of the way. Se habla español.

At Farrell & Fuller, your satisfaction is our priority! See for yourself what our clients have to say about working with us.
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I love these guys! They are so helpful, kind, knowledgeable, smart, and good with people. They answer all your questions and if they don't know the answer, it doesn't take them long to get you the answer! I wouldn't want anyone else to handle my suit. They are AWESOME!- Genie S.
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They treat you with respect. They support you when needed. Plus they have locations in Texas and California with wonderful customer service. Bilingual service is always available.- Rick S.
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I've been working with Farrell & Fuller for 2 years. I am impressed that the firm is always available and answers questions promptly. I am very satisfied with the services they provide and would recommend them.- Jessica K.
common questions
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Can I Join a Mass Tort Case if I Live in a Different State?Yes, you can join a mass tort case even if you live in a different state. Mass tort cases are typically filed in federal court or in specific jurisdictions where the litigation is centralized. At Farrell & Fuller, our attorneys have extensive experience in multi-state mass torts and represent clients from all locations and backgrounds. No matter where you reside, we can advocate for the favorable outcome you deserve.
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What Damages Are Recoverable in a Mass Tort Case?
Various damages may be available in a mass tort lawsuit, including compensation for direct financial losses (economic damages) and indirect, non-financial losses (non-economic damages).
Depending on the case, plaintiffs may be entitled to recover compensation for medical expenses, current and future treatment costs, property damage, lost earnings and earning capacity, property damage, pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, emotional distress, and loss of consortium.
In cases involving extreme misconduct, the court may also award punitive damages to punish the defendant and deter similar behavior in the future. Our lawyers can help you assess every avenue for financial recovery to maximize available damages and pursue the full compensation you need for your recovery.
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How Long Do Mass Tort Cases Take to Settle?The timeline for a mass tort lawsuit can vary significantly depending on several factors, including the complexity of the case, the number of plaintiffs involved, and the defendant’s willingness to negotiate. Some mass tort cases are resolved in several months, while others can take years to settle. Because mass torts often involve lengthy investigations and coordination across multiple parties and state lines, working with a skilled mass tort lawyer is imperative to navigate the different stages efficiently.

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