We developed this resource page to make at least one aspect of your situation easier.
This is your place for answers about your legal rights as a consumer, options for taking action against the company that harmed you, and how to benefit when you Join the Many.
By partnering with us, you no longer have to worry about the frustrating, complex obstacles that come with the justice system, because we’ll handle them for you, starting with removing the headache that comes with hunting for your medical records.
When a victim who was harmed by a medication or product is ready to take on the negligent corporation responsible, one of the first tricky obstacles they may face is the need to gather their medical records. These documents are critical pieces of evidence in personal injury lawsuits and, unfortunately, they aren’t always easy to obtain.
Centralization of claims in multidistrict litigation (MDL) has become very common. In fact, MDL proceedings are becoming increasingly normalized, to the point where they now make up 50% of civil cases in the U.S.
In this article, we will discuss what defines a mass tort and the different types of tort cases, as well as how to approach each.
At Join the Many, our care for you extends far beyond your legal fight. So much of your daily life revolves around your illness and recovery, and it’s important you’re supported in that area of your life also.
It’s a monumental job that makes it feel as if you carry the weight of the world on your shoulders. You may never have all the answers that make your journey easier, but we can certainly help point you in the right direction.
If you’re starting your care plan from scratch, don’t fret. Join the Many can help you put together a basic plan for providing the best level of care possible for your loved one.
If you’re a caregiver to someone with cancer, you know how much medication is involved in managing their health. Whether it’s for cancer or other medical issues, medications pile up fast. Cancer caregivers are often in charge of managing all those medications, so it’s important to have a fool-proof system for administering them correctly.
Often, cancer caregivers will put their own needs aside to focus on the person with cancer. It doesn’t need to be this way.
If you struggle with substance abuse as a cancer caregiver, it’s important you don’t feel shame about your situation. Instead, let’s work together to better understand and address it.
We’ve compiled a glossary of terms defining over 100 of the most common legal terms and phrases in easy-to-understand language.