In April 2020, a Third Circuit panel dismissed an appeal for lack of appellate jurisdiction, finding the discovery orders were not final decisions and therefore not appealable.
March 13, 2023 at 02:56 PM
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A federal judge in New Jersey called for the dismissal of a former paralegal’s discrimination suit against Reed Smith, but the self-represented plaintiff said that she’s not ready to drop the case.
Chief U.S. Judge Renee Marie Bumb stated in a March 9 order that La Mecia Ross-Tiggett’s suit against Reed Smith would be dismissed within 10 days based on her failure to respond to a previous court notice asking if she still wanted to pursue the matter.
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