Terry M. Henry, left, and Melissa F. Murphy, right, of Blank Rome.  Courtesy photos Terry M. Henry, left, and Melissa F. Murphy, right, of Blank Rome. Courtesy photos

Do individual plaintiffs in multidistrict litigation (MDL) involving thousands of individual claims against a multitude of different defendants have an automatic right to appeal when all their claims are dismissed with prejudice, but only as to a subset of defendants?

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