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MDL (Multi-District Litigation)

Definition: 

A federal legal procedure designed to speed up the handling of hundreds or thousands of complex, related cases. In a mass tort, lawsuits filed across the country that share common factual questions are temporarily transferred to a single federal district judge to streamline discovery and pretrial proceedings.

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