Vanderhoof v. Ohio

How courts have described this case

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• stating “[i]f an appellant ... chooses to designate specific determinations in his notice of appeal—rather than simply appealing from the entire judgment—only the specified issues may be raised on appeal”
• applying McLaurin where notice of appeal designated order denying motion for reconsideration
• elements of fraud and intentional misrepresentation claims did not require analysis of labor contract
• “Because the defendants filed a timely motion to reconsider, the order to remand was not final, and the claims had not yet been remanded[,] [t]he district court had the authority to reconsider its own order[.]”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).