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A common problem facing a plaintiff after a motion to strike has been ruled upon is whether and how to re-plead. The wrong decision can have serious appellate ramifications. A ruling on a motion to strike may lead to a final judgment that is immediately appealable. Others, however, are merely interlocutory rulings that do not dispose of a party or an entire pleading. John Farley provides a guide to navigating these rulings and preserving appellate rights.
July 30, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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