Richard v. Boggs

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• excusing pro se litigant’s late appeal when litigant misinterpreted rule that “might have confused even a law-trained individual”
• \A 'final' judgment is one that disposes of the entire case and ends the litigation on the merits.\ (quoting Mattfield v. Mattfield , 133 P.3d 667 , 673 (Alaska 2006) )

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