What is multidistrict litigation (MDL), and how does it relate to mass torts?

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Multidistrict litigation (MDL) is a federal procedural mechanism used to consolidate similar cases filed in multiple districts into one court for pretrial proceedings, discovery, and motion practice.

In mass torts, MDL streamlines litigation efficiency, but each plaintiff retains an individual lawsuit, which can then be sent back to the original court for trial if it is not settled.

We can assess the likelihood of multidistrict litigation in your mass tort claim during your free consultation with Flynn Greathouse.

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