Question 1

How do you verify product use for mass tort leads?

Accepted Answer

Product use is confirmed during the qualification form and documented in the lead record before delivery. For drug dockets, we confirm the specific product, exposure dates, and dosage context where relevant — Suboxone film versus Suboxone tablets, Ozempic versus other GLP-1s, Depo-Provera injection versus oral progesterone. For chemical and environmental dockets, we confirm exposure source, duration, and occupational context. Every answer on the form travels into your CRM alongside the OTP-verified phone number and TrustedForm certificate.

Question 2

What dockets are currently most active?

Accepted Answer

Tier 1 active dockets are Mesothelioma (highest case value), AFFF, Roundup, NEC Formula, Suboxone, Hernia Mesh, PFAS, Dacthol, Depo-Provera, Hair Relaxer, Ozempic (emerging), Social Media (emerging), Rideshare, Tepezza (emerging), and Camp Lejeune. Tier 2 dockets with continuing availability but different market dynamics include 3M Earplugs, Zantac, CPAP, Paraquat, and Talc. Each docket has its own landing page with current litigation status and docket-specific pre-screen criteria.

Question 3

Can I buy leads for a specific docket only?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Mass tort lead orders are placed per docket — you are never forced to accept generic &ldquo;mass tort&rdquo; volume. Your agreement specifies which dockets you are buying, what criteria matter for each, and what volume ceiling you want. Firms routinely run two or three dockets in parallel and rotate as market dynamics change. Volume can be paused or reduced with 30 days notice.

Question 4

How does mass tort SOL work — is it the same as PI?

Accepted Answer

No. Mass tort SOL usually follows the discovery rule — it runs from the date the claimant knew or should have known of the connection between their injury and the product or exposure, not from the date of the original use or exposure. Mesothelioma has a 1-year SOL from diagnosis in California (CCP § 340.2). AFFF and PFAS follow discovery rule per diagnosis state. NEC Formula claims involving minors may toll until the child reaches 18. Every docket has its own SOL verification built into the pre-screen.

Question 5

What happens if a docket winds down while I have leads on order?

Accepted Answer

We communicate docket status changes as they happen. If an MDL settles or the qualification criteria shift materially, we pause new intake for that docket and contact you to discuss rerouting volume to related active dockets. Your client agreement includes a 30-day pause provision with no penalty. You are never stuck paying for leads on a docket that no longer has meaningful recovery potential.

Question 6

Are mass tort leads available nationally or by state?

Accepted Answer

Mass tort leads can be ordered nationally or restricted by state. Nationally-scoped intake is the norm for federal MDLs (AFFF, Roundup, NEC Formula, Camp Lejeune) because venue depends on MDL assignment rather than state of residence. State-scoped intake is common for mesothelioma (state court preference), hair relaxer, and Zantac (active state court dockets in Delaware, California, Illinois).

Question 7

Do you cover dockets not on your list?

Accepted Answer

We run intake on dockets where we can meet our quality and pre-screen standards. If a docket is not listed, it either has winding-down volume, qualification criteria that require a medical records review beyond our pre-screen scope, or insufficient claimant population to run reliable intake. Contact us to ask about a specific docket — if it is not on the list and we can support it, we will tell you so.

Question 8

How are mass tort leads priced compared to PI leads?

Accepted Answer

Mass tort leads are priced by docket tier, typically $450–$600 per qualified lead. High-demand emerging dockets (Ozempic, Depo-Provera, Dacthol) run $550–$600. Standard active dockets (AFFF, Roundup, NEC Formula) run $500. Maturing dockets (Camp Lejeune, Hair Relaxer) run $450. Pricing is per qualified lead with the full docket-specific pre-screen already completed — product use confirmed, diagnosis verified, docket SOL checked, not reassigned across dockets.

Mass Tort Leads for Law Firms

20 active mass tort dockets

Mesothelioma

AFFF

Roundup

NEC Formula

Suboxone

Hernia Mesh

PFAS

Dacthol

Depo-Provera

Hair Relaxer

Ozempic

Social Media

Rideshare

Tepezza

Camp Lejeune

Why we qualify to the docket, not just the category

Docket-specific pre-screen — what we confirm before delivery

How every mass tort lead is qualified

Targeted Acquisition

Form Pre-Screen

OTP Phone Verification

Exclusive Delivery

Mass tort lead pricing

What firms running Rainmakers mass tort leads report

Frequently Asked Questions

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