There are 17 active lawsuits we currently work with, holding 156,897 claims in the federal court system. Some are still taking new claimants. Some have already reached settlement. One or two closed years ago and are still being advertised elsewhere as if they hadn’t. This page tells you which is which.
Most people arrive here with a diagnosis and a suspicion, not a docket number. Working out which of the 17 cases below fits — and whether any of them does — is our job, not yours.
Find the drug, device or product in the board below and check its status, docket size and filing window before you speak to anyone.
One diagnosis can sit in several lawsuits. Uterine cancer appears in the hair relaxer docket; meningioma in Depo-Provera; gastroparesis in the GLP-1 cases.
Describe what happened in plain words. We check it against all 17 active dockets and against the filing deadline in your state, then tell you either way.
17 lawsuits shown · sorted by our filing priority
Meningioma — brain tumors linked to the contraceptive injection
Pfizer and plaintiffs’ leadership reached a global settlement in principle before any bellwether trial. Terms have not been made public and the December trial date came off the calendar.
Ovarian cancer and mesothelioma from talc-based body powder
Johnson & Johnson offered $5.5 billion to resolve roughly 69,000 federal and state claims — about 99.75% of everything still outstanding. The deal requires at least 95% of claimants to take part.
Uterine, endometrial and ovarian cancer after years of relaxer use
Fact discovery closed on the 32-case bellwether pool and Judge Rowland selected the first three trial cases. A special master is running settlement talks; trials have moved to 2027.
Gastroparesis, bowel obstruction and NAION vision loss
A second docket — MDL 3163 — was created for NAION vision-loss claims and already holds 200 cases, separating eye injuries from the 3,928 gastrointestinal claims.
Kidney cancer, testicular cancer, thyroid disease and ulcerative colitis
Public water-system claims settled for more than $14 billion, but that money never reached individuals. The personal injury track is unresolved, with 28 bellwether cases in case-specific discovery.
Parkinson’s disease following herbicide exposure
A bellwether set for earlier this year resolved before reaching a jury. Settlement framework discussions continue while state court cases move on their own schedule.
Non-Hodgkin lymphoma from glyphosate exposure
Bayer has committed more than $10 billion across earlier settlement rounds. What remains on the docket is largely opt-outs and newly filed claims — the litigation did not end with those deals.
Lung cancer, asbestosis and other asbestos-related disease
Asbestos claims are not consolidated in an active federal MDL. Recovery usually comes through state court and from asbestos bankruptcy trust funds — a second, separate route most claimants never hear about.
Malignant mesothelioma caused by asbestos exposure
Mesothelioma cases are tried individually rather than pooled, and courts routinely expedite them because of the diagnosis. Many claimants can pursue a lawsuit and a trust fund claim at the same time.
Adhesion, infection, chronic pain, bowel obstruction and revision surgery
Two dockets are running in parallel — Bard/Davol in Ohio with 23,321 cases and Covidien in Massachusetts with 2,449. Bellwether trials have already produced plaintiff verdicts.
Catheter fracture, migration, infection and blood clots
The docket has grown steadily through 2026 as more implanted-port failures are identified and traced back to the device rather than the underlying illness.
Severe tooth decay and dental injury from the dissolving film
Filings followed the FDA’s 2022 warning that buprenorphine films can cause serious dental problems. Discovery is under way and the docket continues to add cases.
Necrotizing enterocolitis in premature infants fed cow’s-milk formula
State court trials have split sharply — a $495 million verdict against Abbott in Illinois, defense verdicts elsewhere. That divide is why federal settlement talks have not resolved.
Depression, anxiety, eating disorders and self-harm in adolescent users
A Los Angeles jury found Meta and Google negligent in the first bellwether and awarded $6 million including punitive damages. Snap and TikTok settled confidentially before that trial began.
Child sexual exploitation and grooming by predators on the platform
Judge Seeborg appointed former Associate Attorney General Thomas J. Perrelli as settlement master. Roblox has separately paid about $54 million to resolve claims brought by five state attorneys general.
Compulsive use disorder in minors from engagement-driven game design
Filed individually against Roblox, Epic Games, Microsoft and Activision. No federal consolidation has been ordered yet, which means this is early-stage litigation with far less competition for claims.
Sexual assault and harassment by Uber and Lyft drivers
Uber’s docket has passed 4,300 cases and a separate Lyft MDL now holds 72. Both sit in the Northern District of California and both are still taking new filings.
We work with more cases than the 17 listed here, and new dockets open regularly. Tell us what happened and a claim specialist will check it against every active lawsuit.
Describe your situation| Lawsuit | Status | Docket | Pending | Filing window | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Depo-ProveraMeningioma — brain tumors linked to the contraceptive injection | Settlement in principle | MDL 3140N.D. Florida | 6,294 | Filing window open | Check eligibility |
| Talcum PowderOvarian cancer and mesothelioma from talc-based body powder | Settlement offered | MDL 2738D. New Jersey | 68,914 | 95% participation required | Check eligibility |
| Hair RelaxerUterine, endometrial and ovarian cancer after years of relaxer use | Accepting claims | MDL 3060N.D. Illinois | 11,779 | Filing window open | Check eligibility |
| Ozempic & WegovyGastroparesis, bowel obstruction and NAION vision loss | Accepting claims | MDL 3094 · 3163E.D. Pennsylvania | 4,128 | Filing window open | Check eligibility |
| PFAS & AFFFKidney cancer, testicular cancer, thyroid disease and ulcerative colitis | Accepting claims | MDL 2873D. South Carolina | 15,246 | Filing window open | Check eligibility |
| ParaquatParkinson’s disease following herbicide exposure | Accepting claims | MDL 3004S.D. Illinois | 6,665 | Filing window open | Check eligibility |
| RoundupNon-Hodgkin lymphoma from glyphosate exposure | Accepting claims | MDL 2741N.D. California | 3,932 | Filing window open | Check eligibility |
| Asbestos ExposureLung cancer, asbestosis and other asbestos-related disease | Accepting claims | No active MDLState courts | — | Varies by state | Check eligibility |
| MesotheliomaMalignant mesothelioma caused by asbestos exposure | Accepting claims | No active MDLState courts | — | Often 1–3 yrs from diagnosis | Check eligibility |
| Hernia MeshAdhesion, infection, chronic pain, bowel obstruction and revision surgery | Accepting claims | MDL 2846 · 3029S.D. Ohio · D. Mass. | 25,770 | Filing window open | Check eligibility |
| Bard PowerPortCatheter fracture, migration, infection and blood clots | Accepting claims | MDL 3081D. Arizona | 3,734 | Filing window open | Check eligibility |
| SuboxoneSevere tooth decay and dental injury from the dissolving film | Accepting claims | MDL 3092N.D. Ohio | 1,827 | Filing window open | Check eligibility |
| NEC Baby FormulaNecrotizing enterocolitis in premature infants fed cow’s-milk formula | Accepting claims | MDL 3026N.D. Illinois | 825 | Filing window open | Check eligibility |
| Social Media AddictionDepression, anxiety, eating disorders and self-harm in adolescent users | Accepting claims | MDL 3047N.D. California | 3,137 | Filing window open | Check eligibility |
| RobloxChild sexual exploitation and grooming by predators on the platform | Accepting claims | MDL 3166N.D. California | 177 | Filing window open | Check eligibility |
| Video Game AddictionCompulsive use disorder in minors from engagement-driven game design | Early stage | No MDL yetState courts | — | Filing window open | Check eligibility |
| Rideshare Sexual AssaultSexual assault and harassment by Uber and Lyft drivers | Accepting claims | MDL 3084 · 3171N.D. California | 4,469 | Filing window open | Check eligibility |
Ten largest dockets we work with, by claims pending in federal court on 3 August 2026. The shape of this chart is the single most useful thing to understand before you file.
Nearly half of every claim on this page sits in one docket — the one that just drew a $5.5 billion offer.
Smaller dockets are not weaker cases. They are usually newer, which often means less competition for a place in line.
The Roblox litigation opened in December 2025. Early filers in a young docket help shape how it gets valued.
Plenty of sites still run ads for these. They are archived here, honestly labeled, because “is the {case} lawsuit still open?” deserves a straight answer.
Resolved through a $6 billion settlement. Of 391,225 cases ever filed, just 2 remain on the docket. Payments are being distributed to people who filed in time; no new claims are accepted.
The Camp Lejeune Justice Act gave a two-year window to file, and it shut on 10 August 2024. Claims filed before that date are still moving through the Eastern District of North Carolina. Nothing new can be brought.
The recall and personal injury claims have been resolved through settlement. 624 cases remain on the docket, mostly working through the claims administration process rather than seeking new claimants.
The court excluded the plaintiffs’ general causation experts, and the federal claims were dismissed on that basis. 58 cases remain while the ruling is appealed. This docket is not accepting claims.
Four things that changed a claimant’s position in 2026 — including one that closed a door.
The offer covers roughly 69,000 federal and state claims — about 99.75% of everything outstanding — but only takes effect if 95% of claimants sign on.
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The headline PFAS settlements reimbursed public water systems, not individuals with cancer. That personal injury track is still open and unresolved.
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3,932 claims remain on the docket — largely people who opted out of earlier rounds and those who filed after them. The litigation is still live.
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The Justice Act gave a two-year window and it shut in August 2024. Cases filed in time still move forward; nothing new can be brought. Ads say otherwise.
Read the full updateYou are not filing a lawsuit today. You are finding out whether you have one — which costs nothing and closes no doors.
A short call or form — the product or event, your diagnosis, roughly when. No documents needed at this stage.
About 30 secondsWe check your situation against all 17 active lawsuits and the filing deadline in your state. If nothing fits, we say so.
Usually same dayIf you qualify, a partner firm collects records and files your claim. You sign a contingency agreement — nothing up front.
Weeks, not monthsYour claim joins the docket and is valued on your own injuries. The overwhelming majority resolve without you ever seeing a courtroom.
Varies by caseYou are never charged for this. Partner firms work on contingency — no recovery, no fee.
Start step oneNearly every case on this page sits inside a multidistrict litigation. It is the single most misunderstood part of this process, and the confusion costs people money.
When many people sue over the same product, the Judicial Panel sends every federal case to a single judge for the pretrial phase. Discovery happens once instead of ten thousand times. That is the whole purpose — efficiency, not merger.
Filing in an MDL does not fold your claim into anyone else’s. Your damages are assessed on your own medical records, your own losses, your own history. Two people in the same docket routinely recover very different amounts.
A handful of representative cases go to trial first. Those verdicts do not bind anyone else, but they tell both sides what a jury thinks a case is worth — which is what actually drives a settlement number.
People use the terms interchangeably. They pay out completely differently.
Every card above shows a filing window, and for most of these it says open. That is the docket’s deadline, not yours. Your own clock is set by your state’s statute of limitations, and it started running the day you were injured — or the day you reasonably should have connected the injury to the product.
Tell us your state, what happened and roughly when. We will tell you whether you are still inside the window — before you spend time on anything else.
Check my deadline Free · No obligation · Takes about 30 secondsYou do not need to know which docket you belong in — that is our job. Describe what happened and a claim specialist will check it against every active case above.
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