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A mass tort is defined as a civil action involving many plaintiffs who bring a lawsuit against one or more corporate defendants in federal or state court.


Mass tort cases often involve exposure to chemical or other dangerous elements. Plaintiffs in Coos County, Oregon may have been exposed from pharmaceuticals, such as unsafe drugs, from poorly designed or produced products, or by companies negligently releasing toxins into the environment.


The victim of a mass tort in or around Coos County, Oregon may have been injured at home or work. Asbestos is an example of a common cause of mass tort litigation.

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Eric W Burris

Eric W Burris
2293 Sherman Ave
North Bend, OR 97459
Licensed for 41 years, Eric W Burris is a Employment Law and Personal Injury lawyer who attended University of San Francisco School of Law... read more >
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Lawyer Referral Service of the Oregon State Bar - In Oregon, the State Bar has established a Lawyer Referral Service from its offices in Tigard, OR. The service helps individuals and businesses find a qualified attorney experienced in a variety of different practice areas. The service charges $35 for a 30 minute consultation with the local attorney. More than 1,600 attorneys across the state participate in the service.



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