Hess v. St. Francis Regional Medical Center

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• recognizing that a notice of appeal need not be too technical or detailed and should be broadly construed
• recognizing that a notice of appeal need not be too technical or detailed and should be broadly construed
• \It is a fundamental proposition of Kansas appellate procedure that an appellate court obtains jurisdiction over the rulings identified in the notice of appeal.\ [Emphasis added.]
• “It is a fundamental proposition of Kansas appellate procedure that an appellate court obtains jurisdiction over the rulings identified in the notice of appeal.” [Emphasis added.]
• appeal from “portions of the jury verdict and the judgment entered by the court” sufficient to preserve challenges to comparative fault and collateral source benefits determinations
• \[A]n appellate court only obtains jurisdiction over the rulings identified in the notice of appeal.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).