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· 2/3/2026

Steve A. Kraselsky v. the Kroger Company

How courts have described this case

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  • stating, “[i]n civil matters, an appeal to this Court can only lie from judgments entered subsequent to the trial court’s disposition of post-trial motions, not from the order denying post-trial motions” (citation, original quotation marks, and original brackets omitted)
  • footnote and some citations omitted, some formatting altered, and emphasis in original

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