Kellerman v. Crowe

How courts have described this case

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• stating that if dismissal orders were nonfinal, then Rule 304(a) would be inapplicable
• stating that if dismissal orders were nonfinal, then Rule 304(a) would be inapplicable
• “A dismissal under section 2-621 does not dispose of the rights of the parties. Rather, the statute clearly contemplates the possibility of further action ....”
• defendants whose sole basis of liability is their role as members of the distributive chain are able to extract themselves from a product liability action at an early stage, before they incur the expense of fully litigating the dispute
• defendants whose sole basis of liability is their role as members of the distributive chain are able to extract themselves from a product liability action at an early stage, before they incur the expense of fully litigating the dispute

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).