This list shows which open lawsuits and injury claims usually cover what you check, and what a lawyer would ask next. It is free. Nothing you check leaves this page.
It does not decide whether you have a case. Only a lawyer can do that.
Check a box to see what it matches.
Each match has its own screening questions. Ask Muse or another assistant with this connector to walk you through them, or talk to a licensed lawyer in your state. Most offer a free consultation.
Use it in Muse
Add this address as a connector in Meta Muse or any assistant that supports MCP. Then say "Do I have a lawsuit?" and it will walk you through the questions one at a time.
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Pick what is wrong, what happened, or what was done to you or your child.
See the open lawsuits and claims that usually cover it, with their current status.
Answer a few yes or no questions for the one you care about.
Get a plain answer: fits the usual pattern, needs a lawyer's review, or not a fit for that one.
Where the list comes from
The lawsuits and their status come from TortIntel, which tracks mass torts from court dockets, FDA and Federal Register notices, published studies and news. A lawsuit that has closed to new clients is never offered as open. Car accidents and other injury claims are always on the list, because they do not open and close.
The screening questions are the ones lawyers usually start with. They are a guide, not a rule. People outside the usual pattern still get a lawyer's review, because the pattern is not the whole story.
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List last reviewed 2026-09-24. Lawsuit status updates automatically.