Papantonio emphasizes that successful mass tort litigation benefits not just lawyers financially, but also addresses significant societal issues by improving public health outcomes.
Mass torts have generated over $50 billion since the 1980s, significantly impacting public health by leading to reduced opioid prescriptions and phasing out harmful substances.
Approximately 400,000 to 6 million Americans participated in mass tort cases last year, illustrating the vast scope and impact of this legal approach on public harm.
Conferences like Mass Torts Made Perfect play a crucial role in expanding mass tort practices, equipping lawyers to handle complex cases against large corporations.
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