Mark Murphy, left, a partner, and Hayley Ellison, right, senior counsel, at Davis & Santos. Courtesy photos The Impact of Expanding Interlocutory Appeals
A party can appeal an interlocutory order if it meets certain elements, such as whether there is a "controlling question of law" and whether an appeal at that stage might "materially advance the termination of the litigation."
May 06, 2022 at 06:04 PM
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Litigation
Texas litigants have easier access to interlocutory appeals than ever before. Those who favor this expansion say this development is a good thing. Having an appeals court decide an important issue before trial can save the parties significant amounts of both time and money.
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