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Letter to the Editor

Dec. 17, 2013

Work remains to be done on appealable judgments

Re: "How to Create an Appeallable Judgment After Kurwa," Dec. 12. By Robert Gerstein

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR COLUMN

Alana Rotter's column on appealable judgments after Kurwa v. Kislinger, 57 Cal. 4th 1097 (2013) ["How to Create an Appeallable Judgment After Kurwa," Dec. 12] suggests how parties can create an appealable judgment where the central issues in a case have been decided, but peripheral claims remain. However, ambiguities remain in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision and recent Lamar opinion. Lamar Centr...

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