Mass Torts Made Perfect (MTMP) is the largest mass tort event in the country, held twice a year in Las Vegas. The conference brings together plaintiff attorneys, trial lawyers, paralegals, litigation assistants, law firm administrators, and legal service providers for three days of networking, education, and opportunities in the mass tort industry. Attendees…
Programmed at Mass, in alphabetical order.
The companies behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Selected from 168 sessions.
Before our conference sessions, networking, and powerhouse panels begin, tee off alongside fellow trial lawyers, legal leaders, and industry partners for an unforgettable day on on…
Before our conference sessions, networking, and powerhouse panels begin, tee off alongside fellow trial lawyers, legal leaders, and industry partners for an unforgettable day on on…
Before our conference sessions, networking, and powerhouse panels begin, tee off alongside fellow trial lawyers, legal leaders, and industry partners for an unforgettable day on on…
Before our conference sessions, networking, and powerhouse panels begin, tee off alongside fellow trial lawyers, legal leaders, and industry partners for an unforgettable day on on…
Stop by MTMP Registration to check in, pick up your badge, and grab your Welcome Bag filled with goodies from our sponsors.
Stop by MTMP Registration to check in, pick up your badge, and grab your Welcome Bag filled with goodies from our sponsors.
This year, the party starts before the sessions begin! Join us on Monday, October 12th for the MTMP Pre-Conference Kickoff Party, an electric kickoff the night before MTMP official…
Co-sponsored by Reciprocity Industries. Join us on Monday, October 12th for the MTMP Pre-Conference Kickoff Party, an electric kickoff the night before MTMP officially begins.
What does it mean when 212 companies show up, and 19 bet on three roles at once?
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