Mayer v. WALL STREET EQUITY GROUP, INC.

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• holding that, in postjudgment proceedings, “an order is deemed final if it disposes of all the issues raised in the motion that initially sparked the postjudgment proceedings”
• determining that the post-judgment litigation was still ongoing where a “fee motion . . . remain[ed] outstanding” and dismissing the appeal for lack of jurisdiction
• explaining that in postjudgment proceedings, “an order is deemed final if it dis- poses of all the issues raised in the motion that initially sparked the postjudgment proceedings”
• explaining that a postjudgment order is subject to the same test of finality under § 1291 and is deemed final if it “disposes of all the issues raised in the motion that initially sparked the postjudg- ment proceedings”
• “[A]n order is deemed final if it disposes of all the issues raised in the motion that initially sparked the postjudgment proceedings.”
• quot- ing Thomas, 594 F.3d at 829

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