Plaintiff's bar

The plaintiff’s bar refers to lawyers who mainly represent individuals or groups who have been harmed or wronged, rather than corporations or other entities. They handle cases such as personal injuries, medical malpractice, or consumer rights, advocating for their clients’ interests in court. The term highlights the legal community focused on pursuing justice for those who claim damages or unfair treatment. In essence, the plaintiff’s bar is the group of legal professionals whose work revolves around helping plaintiffs seek legal remedies in civil litigation.