John G. Phillips & Associates v. Brown

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• relying on same provision and previous version of Rule 303(a)(2) to hold that a court may consider a timely postjudgment motion filed after a notice of appeal
• reasoning that “a notice of appeal need not be filed until after the disposition of a motion for sanctions” because such motion is a claim and “a notice of appeal may not be filed until after the [circuit] court has finally disposed of all claims”
• “[O]ne may request at any time that the trial court add Rule 304(a) language to the final order ***.”
• for purposes of Rule 304(a), “pending” petitions also include those filed within 30 days after the judgment appealed
• post-judgment motions may be filed within 30 days of final judgment
• postjudgment motions may be filed within 30 days of final judgment

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