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Title: Quackenbush


1
Quackenbush The Final Judgment Rule
2
Quackenbush Proceedings Below
  • Who was the plaintiff?
  • State Insurance Commissioner
  • In what capacity?
  • Trustee of Mission Companies
  • Who was P suing?
  • Allstate
  • What was P seeking?
  • Damages Declaratory Judgment
  • On what basis?
  • Breach of Contract Tort
  • What counterclaim will D assert?
  • Right to setoff contract debt
  • What procedural step did D take?
  • Removed to federal court
  • Based on what?
  • Diversity
  • What did P do?
  • Moved to remand
  • Based on what?
  • Burford abstention
  • What did trial court do?
  • Remanded to state court
  • What did the Ninth Circuit do?
  • Overturn the remand order
  • Ordered case to arbitration
  • Is the arbitration order relevant?
  • No

3
Quackenbush 1447(d) Issue
  • 1447(d) An order remanding a case to the State
    court from which it was removed is not reviewable
    on appeal or otherwise . . . .
  • Why doesnt this bar the appeal?
  • 1447(d) only applies to remands
  • for lack of smj
  • due to procedural defect
  • 1447(d) 1447(c) interplay

4
Quackenbush Final Judgment Rule
  • What is the ordinary standard for a final
    judgment?
  • Ends the litigation on the merits and leaves the
    court nothing to do but execute on the judgment
  • Did the trial courts remand order meet that
    standard?
  • Wasnt there still going to be a trial in the
    state court?
  • So why is this a final judgment?
  • Effectively put D out of court
  • But isnt D still in another court?
  • If judge had transferred under 1404(a) instead of
    abstaining, would order have been appealable?
  • Why not?
  • Sent to state ct vs.
  • Moved from one fed ct to another

5
Gillespie (Note 4 p. 1041)
  • What was trial ct order in Gillespie?
  • Jones Act exclusive
  • Dont argue state w/d
  • Why was that a final judgment?
  • What would happen if it were not considered
    final?
  • How is that different than any time trial ct
    strikes one count?
  • What does this say about finality?

6
Finality QuizWhich of the following are
appealable final judgments?
  • Order granting a motion to dismiss under 12(b)(1)
    lack of subject matter jurisdiction?
  • Order granting a motion to dismiss under 12(b)(2)
    lack of personal jurisdiction?
  • Order granting a motion to dismiss under 12(b)(3)
    improper venue?
  • Order granting a motion to dismiss under 12(b)(6)
    failure to state a claim?
  • Order denying a motion to dismiss under 12(b)(1)
    lack of smj?
  • Order denying a motion to dismiss under 12(b)(2)
    lack of pj ?
  • Order denying a motion to dismiss under 12(b)(3)
    improper venue?
  • Order denying a motion to dismiss under 12(b)(6)
    failure to state a claim?
  • Order granting a motion for summary judgment for
    D?
  • Order granting a motion for partial summary
    judgment for D?
  • Order granting summary to P?
  • Order denying summary judgment?
  • Order granting a motion to compel production of
    documents?
  • Order denying a motion to compel production of
    documents?
  • Order granting a motion for new trial?
  • Order denying a motion for new trial?
  • Order granting a motion for more definite
    statement?
  • Order denying a motion for more definite
    statement?
  • Order overruling objection to inadmissible
    evidence?
  • Order sustaining objection to admissible evidence?
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