What Is Plaintiffs’ Law?
Plaintiffs’ law is a branch of legal practice dedicated to representing individuals, groups, and organizations that have been wronged or injured. Plaintiffs’ attorneys champion their clients' rights, holding corporations, institutions, and other entities accountable for harm caused by negligence, fraud, discrimination, and other unlawful acts.
Attorneys on the plaintiffs’-side fight to level the playing field, often taking on powerful defendants with vast resources.
Why Choose Plaintiff-Side Law?
Empower Clients: Advocate for justice on behalf of individuals and communities who need a voice.
Diverse Cases: Handle a variety of cases ranging from personal injury to financial fraud.
Impactful Work: Drive systemic change by challenging corporate misconduct and enforcing accountability.
Whether you're a law student considering your career options or someone seeking justice, plaintiffs’ law offers opportunities to make a real difference.
Practice Areas in Plaintiffs’ Law
Plaintiffs’ law spans numerous practice areas. Here are some of the most prominent:
Personal Injury
Representing individuals injured in accidents, medical malpractice, or workplace incidents.
Auto accidents
Slip and fall injuries
Products liability
Mass Torts & Class Actions
Representing large groups of people affected by similar harm, like defective products or environmental disasters.
Pharmaceutical litigation
Consumer fraud
Environmental contamination
Medical Malpractice
Representing patients harmed by healthcare providers’ negligence.
Misdiagnosis
Surgical errors
Birth injuries
Employment Law
Protecting employees' rights in the workplace.
Workplace discrimination
Sexual harassment
Wage and hour disputes
Securities Litigation
Advocating for investors harmed by corporate misconduct.
Stock fraud
Insider trading
Ponzi schemes
Consumer Protection
Holding corporations accountable for deceptive practices.
Unfair business practices
False advertising
Data privacy violations
Civil Rights
Fighting for justice in cases of systemic discrimination or abuse.
Police misconduct
First Amendment rights
Disability rights
Products Liability
Ensuring manufacturers take responsibility for unsafe products.
Defective medical devices
Dangerous drugs
Automotive defects
International Law
Advocating for individuals and entities harmed across international borders.
Human rights abuses
Climate change
Anti-money laundering
Environmental Law
Protecting communities harmed by pollution and environmental degradation.
Toxic torts
Water contamination
Land use disputes
Antitrust & Competition Law
Combating monopolistic practices and promoting fair competition.
Price-fixing
Market allocation
Predatory pricing
Insurance Bad Faith
Helping policyholders fight insurance companies that fail to uphold their legal and contractual obligations.
Denial of valid claims
Misrepresentations