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A Broader Availability Of Administrative Proceeding Appeals

By Matthew Samet (June 29, 2017, 3:51 PM EDT) -- The right to appeal a final judgment in trial court is a common right in all American jurisdictions — state and federal. However, what constitutes a "final judgment" as opposed to an interlocutory decision is not always clear. In California, this was particularly true concerning rulings on administrative mandate petitions that included orders remanding for further administrative proceedings. The California Supreme Court addressed that question last month in Dhillon v. John Muir Health[1], examining what it called "a long-standing conflict" in the state's courts of appeal on the issue. Our firm, Horvitz & Levy, was counsel of record for the defendant in the case....

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