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Obtaining Review of Interlocutory Orders
 

ABA Section of Litigation, Committee on Pretrial Practice & Discovery

June 21, 2006
 
Laurie Webb Daniel- Atlanta

In “Obtaining Review of Interlocutory Orders,” Laurie Webb Daniel discuses the important issue of when litigants may obtain appellate review of orders prior to entry of judgment. Such interlocutory review may be essential to obtain effective review of district court discovery, evidentiary, and privilege rulings.

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