The Jacob Score is a composite 1–100 litigation opportunity index for mass torts, produced by the TortIntel editorial team at Mass Tort Ad Agency. It is updated periodically as litigation conditions change.
Score Dimensions (each rated 1–5)
Science — Peer-reviewed study quality and quantity, relative risk magnitude, replication across independent research groups, FDA or regulatory action taken, and estimated Daubert survivability based on published expert testimony and prior rulings.
Momentum — MDL formation and phase, plaintiff count trajectory, case consolidation activity, and overall litigation velocity.
Campaign — Current filing window status, case saturation, defendant solvency, estimated qualifying population size, and co-defendant dynamics.
Timeline — Proximity to first expected resolution or bellwether trial, current discovery or Daubert phase, and estimated time-to-value for a signed plaintiff.
Verdicts — Confirmed plaintiff jury verdicts, bellwether trial win/loss record, and size or certainty of any established settlement fund. 1 = pre-trial · 2 = mixed early results · 3 = partial settlements or initial wins · 4 = confirmed large verdicts or funded settlement · 5 = landmark verdicts with formal settlement program.
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The Jacob Score and all associated content on TortIntel.ai is provided solely for mass tort business intelligence and law firm marketing decision-making purposes. It does not constitute legal advice, litigation strategy advice, or a recommendation to file or refrain from filing any lawsuit.
The Jacob Score is an editorial opinion based on publicly available data including court filings, published scientific literature, regulatory actions, and reported settlement information. It is not a guarantee of future litigation outcomes. Past verdicts and settlements are not predictive of future results in any specific case.
TortIntel.ai and Mass Tort Ad Agency make no representation that any score is complete, accurate, or current. Litigation conditions change rapidly. Attorneys must conduct independent due diligence and consult qualified co-counsel before making any case acquisition or litigation funding decisions based on this or any other intelligence tool.
This score must not be used to evaluate, accept, or reject any individual plaintiff’s case. Case-specific merit depends on individual facts, applicable state law, expert medical and scientific analysis, and jurisdiction-specific statutes of limitations — all of which are beyond the scope of this tool.