In general, only final judgments may be appealed. In other words, interlocutory orders entered during the course of the litigation are usually not appealable until the case is concluded. North
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There’s An Appealable Issue in Here Somewhere–Appellee’s Consent to Appellate Jurisdiction Not Enough as Court of Appeals Dismisses Interlocutory Appeal
By Matthew Nis Leerberg on
As the era of widespread dismissals of appeals has wound down over the last couple of years, there is one area where the Court of Appeals still actively polices its…
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