Augustin v. Blount, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an order captioned “Final Order of Dismissal” was not a final order because the dismissal did not end all judicial labor as it was without prejudice to amend
• noting that the Appellant’s proper course is to request entry of a final order which may be appealed
• noting that the appellant’s proper course is to request entry of a final order which may be appealed
• holding dismissal without prejudice to amend complaint in same action is not final
• explaining that a “final order” dismissing a claim “without prejudice” is not final for 4 appellate purposes when it is clear that the order was intended to be “without prejudice to amend”
• \A final order is one which constitutes an end to the labor in the cause.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).