No circuit court order adjudicated all claims by all parties. As a result, there was no final judgment and no appellate jurisdiction.
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No circuit court order adjudicated all claims by all parties. As a result, there was no final judgment and no appellate jurisdiction.
Continue reading ›Appeals court had no jurisdiction to review the motion to vacate default judgment because of premature notice of appeal.
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corporate status had no effect on renewal of a judgment. Reinstatement relates back as if dissolution had not occurred.
Revision of interlocutory ruling approving dismissal in a medical malpractice case was proper. The parties waived a separate document rule.
Continue reading ›Plaintiff in medical malpractice case was entitled to confessed judgment for defendants’ failure to make settlement agreement payments.
Continue reading ›In Maryland, a plaintiff is entitled to have entry of judgment, and post judgment interest start, nunc pro tunc to the date of verdict.
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