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The 100-Mile Bulge: Personal Jurisdiction, FRCP 14 Impleader Claims, Interlocutory Appeals and Final Judgment
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Episode notes
In this episode, I break down the challenging Civil Procedure essay from the February 2023 UBE. While originally a UBE prompt, the analysis is essential for CA Bar examinees since it relies strictly on the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. I navigate the technical requirements of bringing in third parties, the rare exceptions to the Final Judgment Rule, and the often-overlooked "100-mile bulge" rule for personal jurisdiction. Whether you are prepping for the Bar or just need a refresher on FRCP 14 and appellate timing, this episode covers the "toughies" that often trip up students on exam day.
Key Topics Covered
1. Third-Party Practice (Impleader)
- FRCP 14 Analysis: I explain how a defendant (as a third-party plaintiff) can bring in a non-party who may be liable for all or p ...
Keywords
Bar ExamBar PrepUBECivil ProcedureMEEInterlocutory AppealFinal JudgmentImpleaderFRCP 14Personal Jurisdiction