United for Accountability: Master Framework for a National Mass Tort Campaign

This campaign is the first of its kind — a coordinated national legal movement to expose and challenge the systemic harm caused by unchecked privatization, captured regulation, and constitutional betrayal.

What It Covers

• Constitutional and Civil Rights Violations: 1st, 8th, 9th, 14th Amendments
• Federal Civil Rights Statutes: 42 U.S.C. § 1983, § 1985
• Mandatory insurance, property tax seizures, healthcare denial
• Public Trust Doctrine and State Complicity in Privatization
• Special Interest Capture of Congress

I. Introduction

This document outlines the strategic plan and legal infrastructure for a national civil mass tort movement. It is not a single lawsuit, but a unified, multi-plaintiff framework to challenge governmental and institutional misconduct that has harmed the American public.

II. Legal Standing & Jurisdiction

Standing: Includes individuals, families, and classes harmed by systemic injustice.

Jurisdiction: Federal (28 U.S.C. §1331, §2201, §2202), Civil Rights (42 U.S.C. §§1983, 1985), State (28 U.S.C. §1367)

III. Targeted Defendants

• Federal, state, and local governments
• Private equity firms and institutional holders
• Corporate actors in housing, healthcare, food, and tech

IV. Constitutional Violations

The campaign invokes violations under the 1st, 8th, 9th, and 14th Amendments, along with the Public Trust Doctrine. Legal theories include negligence, fraud, fiduciary breach, and civil conspiracy.

V. Who Interprets the Constitution?

The people, not the institutions, are the rightful interpreters of the Constitution. Government cannot define the limits of its own power — that authority belongs to the public.

VI. Categories of Lawsuits

Includes but is not limited to:

• Housing & Homelessness
• Medical Neglect & Health Disparities
• Policing & Prisons
• Suppression of Speech
• Environmental Exploitation
• Discrimination (Race, Gender, LGBTQ+)
• Economic Injustice

VII. Remedies Sought

• Declaratory and injunctive relief
• Compensatory and punitive damages
• Structural reforms and divestment from captured institutions

VIII–XVI. Strategy, Tools, and Legal Authority

From AI-powered plaintiff tools to media coordination and independent audits, this movement seeks not just justice but transparency, education, and mass civic participation.

Refer to the full framework at unitedforaccountability.org