Petralia v. AT&T Global Information Solutions Co.
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
KEETON, District Judge.
In this proceeding we conclude that the remand order of the district court is not immediately appealable as a final judgment, and that the collateral order exception to the final judgment rule does not apply. Accordingly, we dismiss for lack of appellate jurisdiction.
I. Background
The case before us arose from the termination of the short-term disability benefits of the Plaintiff-Appellant, Rosemary Petralia, by the Defendants-Appellees, AT&T Global Information Solutions Company (“AT&T”), and The Employee and Group Benefit Plan for Account Managers and Sales…
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