What is Plaintiffs’ Law?
Plaintiffs’ lawyers represent individuals or groups who have been harmed in a wide range of practice areas, including consumer rights, labor and employment, antitrust violations, securities fraud, personal injury, civil rights, privacy, and more.
Many Plaintiff-side firms are also public interest or civil rights firms that are mission-driven and assist underrepresented people or causes. They may utilize tools such as class action, or seek injunctive or declaratory relief, that impact a broad group of people.
For more detailed information on plaintiffs firms, check out Harvard Law School's Comprehensive Guide to Private Public Interest and Plaintiffs' Firms
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