Cribbin v. City of Chicago

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• “When a party abandons a claim, and the trial court does not retain jurisdiction to consider that claim when it enters judgment, that judgment may be considered final even if the abandoned claim is not explicitly mentioned in the judgment order.”
• \substantiality is a necessarily fact-intensive determination\

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