Steve O. Rogers and Mildred C. Rogers v. National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, Appeal of Heilprin & Strakeljahn, S.C

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• holding that an attorney who is sanctioned must appeal in his own name in order to create appellate jurisdiction over the sanctions order
• holding that an attorney who is sanctioned must appeal in his own name in order to create appellate jurisdiction over the sanctions order
• \The person sanctioned is the real party in interest on the appeal and should be named in the notice of appeal.\
• “The person sanctioned is the real party in interest on the appeal and should be named in the notice of appeal.”

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