Talc, Rideshare, Powerport & more from the LegalCalls Mass Tort Report
No new mass torts in the first half of 2026 — so we look at how talc, Uber, PowerPort, Paragard, Tylenol, Depo-Provera, AFFF, Roundup, and Paraquat actually performed.
by Attorney Jeff Keiser
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No new mass torts in the first half of 2026 — so we look at how talc, Uber, PowerPort, Paragard, Tylenol, Depo-Provera, AFFF, Roundup, and Paraquat actually performed.
A step-by-step look at how Legal Calls runs Depo-Provera meningioma cases — from Meta ad creative and pixel discipline through intake, QA, and delivery.
Two plaintiff verdicts have answered whether these cases have value. The harder question is whether a firm entering now is too late — or arriving just as the opportunity becomes easier to evaluate.
The second Uber verdict settled one question and opened others: how far the company’s responsibility extends, and how much of its safety history a jury will be allowed to hear.
Inside the first Uber bellwether — the Phoenix federal trial — and how Uber’s internal safety infrastructure became the evidentiary battleground once motion practice met a real jury.
Motion practice is where a rideshare case either expands into a national one or gets cut down to a “one bad apple” story. How Uber narrows the theories, and what plaintiffs do about it.