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William Hardy and Gretchen Sperry Contribute to IICLE's Civil Appeals (Illinois): State and Federal

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Oct 28, 2015

Hinshaw Appellate Practice attorneys William P. Hardy and Gretchen Harris Sperry contributed to the 2015 edition of the Illinois Institute Continuing Education (IICLE) publication, Appeals (Illinois): State and Federal. Mr. Hardy authored chapter 11, "Appeals From Final Judgments That Do Not Dispose of an Entire Proceeding: Illinois Supreme Court Rule 304 and Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 54(b)g." Ms. Sperry authored chapter 20, "Record on Appeal," and chapter 24 "The Appendix."

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