Definition:
While both involve large groups of injured individuals suing a common defendant, they differ fundamentally in structure. In a class action, thousands of individuals are grouped together into a single lawsuit represented by one representative plaintiff. In a mass tort, each individual plaintiff maintains their own separate, independent lawsuit with its own specific damages, even though the cases are consolidated for pretrial efficiency.
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