What Is Multidistrict Litigation?

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Some federal cases are grouped through multidistrict litigation, commonly called an MDL. Similar federal lawsuits can be transferred to one court for coordinated pretrial proceedings.

That coordination may cover discovery, evidence, motions, and expert testimony. An MDL does not mean every plaintiff has the same injuries or damages.

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