Mr. Anapol is correct. "Finality" refers to the Court of Appeal's jurisdiction to modify the decision. Finality generally is 30 days after entry of...

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Even though judgment has not been entered, you should still treat the order of dismissal/sustaining the demurrer as an appealable order. If a...

State court discovery issue?

Generally no. In some circumstances a discovery order may be appealable as a collateral order, but this is limited to discovery against a nonparty....

Are so called Non-Appealable rulings written in stone?

Appealability is a very thorny question. You really should consult an attorney about your options, as they will depend on many factors. From what...

40 days after remittitur. See CRC 3.1702(c)(1) and 8.278(c)(1).

If you appeal from the judgment while your motion to vacate is pending, it is possible the appeal could deprive the trial court of jurisdiction to...

Sure. But try to show that, although you did not cite the specific cases in the trial court, you made the same basic arguments in the trial court,...

For this question, you really need to consult an attorney. But almost certainly you should not be objecting to "all" discovery.

Does a granted Mtn. to Strike on a specific fact automatically eliminate any mention of that fact from all future litigation...

An order granting a motion to strike mere allegations from a pleading is not an adjudication of any claims or issues. So if you believe the...

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It does not waive your right to appeal, but you may waive some of your legal arguments. I would not skip the hearing.

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