A Missouri appellate courtroom denied Blue Cross Blue Defend of Kansas Metropolis’s request for lawyer charges after a ruling was entered in its favor in a discrimination swimsuit, concluding it did not have jurisdiction to handle the attraction as a result of it was based mostly on an order, fairly than a ultimate judgment.
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Tuesday, September 2
Semantics of Order, Final Judgment: State Appellate Court Declines to Consider Attorney Fee Challenge
