Davis v. Advocate Health Center Patient Care Express

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• requiring for finality only “that the district court is done with the case”
• requiring for finality only “that the district court is done with the case”
• “When a judge conditionally dismisses a suit, but gives the plaintiff time to fix the problem that led to dismissal (here, the payment of the filing fee
• “We therefore construe USERRA liberally in favor of veterans seeking its protections.”
• “When a judge conditionally dis‐ misses a suit, but gives the plaintiff time to fix the problem that led to dismissal … the order becomes an appealable ‘final decision’ once the time for correction has expired, whether or not the court enters a final judgment.”
• “When a judge conditionally dismisses a suit, but gives the plaintiff time to fix the problem that led to dismissal . . . the order becomes an appealable ‘final decision’ once the time for correction has expired, whether or not the court enters a final judgment.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).