FAQ

Select Justice is an advocacy group made up of journalists, investigators and technology professionals committed to helping injured individuals seek justice and compensation. We believe that everyone is entitled to know their legal rights and how to exercise them.

We help people injured by dangerous and defective products, medical malpractice, and employer negligence to understand and exercise their rights by discussing their situations and referring them to qualified law firms within our network.

We also support research, development, and programs regarding Cancer and Mental Health. In addition, we support education initiatives through the scholarships we provide.

Select Justice is an absolutely free service that does not charge any money to advocate for injured individuals. During no part of the process with Select Justice will users be required to provide any monetary compensation or payment to the company.

Select Justice is an absolutely free service that does not charge any money to advocate for injured individuals. During no part of the process with Select Justice will users be required to provide any monetary compensation or payment to the company.

Our Headquarters is located in San Diego with other offices in Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami and Puerto Rico.

No, Select Justice is not a law firm. We advocate for individuals who have been harmed or injured by assisting them with understanding the cause of their situation, identifying who may be responsible, and helping them take steps to pursue justice against the wrongdoers and gain compensation.

No, Select Justice is not a law firm. We advocate for individuals who have been harmed or injured by assisting them with understanding the cause of their situation, identifying who may be responsible, and helping them take steps to pursue justice against the wrongdoers and gain compensation.

A mass tort is a legal action in which many individual lawsuits are filed against a single entity – often a pharmaceutical company or a manufacturer that produced a dangerous or defective device. Mass torts occur when injuries vary in severity, even though they are the result of the same act, event, or product. You can read more details about Mass Tort Lawsuits here.

A Class Action most often involves everybody being treated equally as each claimant is affected in the same way, and typically receive a small amount of money or reward. A good example of this is the Samsung 7 phones which caught on fire. In a Mass Tort Lawsuit, every case is considered individually as each plaintiff experiences different side effects. If successful, a large amount of money is often awarded to each claimant.

The statute of limitations exists in both civil and criminal law. It places a time limit from the time an injury is contracted or discovered to the time that a lawsuit or criminal case is filed. If a plaintiff waits too long they may not be able to file a claim. If want to take legal actions it’s important to file a claim as soon as possible. Learn more about statute of limitations here

For any type of case, the timeline is typically 18 months – 2 years to obtain a trial setting once the case is filed. If the cases are tried successfully usually the defendants will be inclined to begin settlement discussions.

For Mass Tort cases the settlement process can take as long as a year, as they would then be settling thousands of cases across the country. For single personal injury cases (in medical malpractice or employer negligence for example) the settlement process can be much faster.

In a personal injury action, a person is suing for money damages for the loss of a limb, the loss of a function of the body or even the loss of enjoyment of life. But the key is that you are trying to recover for a loss. Since the recovery is for a loss, receiving that money merely makes you whole, or at least as whole as the law can make you. Per the law, and the IRS, compensation for your loss does not bestow any profit upon you and is therefore NOT taxable.

We take matters of personal privacy very seriously. When you share you personal and private information with our team of professionals, we take many special measures to protect your privacy. We are HIPAA-compliant to ensure any medical records you share with us are secure. Additionally, we follow other best practices in the areas of information security to assure your information is safe from prying eyes.

If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact us. We are here to assist you and your loved ones in any way we can.