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Appellate Practice: Arbitration Award-Standing-Finality of Judgment
Staff Report//April 20, 2020
Where appellant challenged the confirmation of an arbitration award, the appellant was not aggrieved by the judgment, so it lacked standing to appeal, and the judgment did not resolve all claims as to all parties, so the judgment was not final for purposes of appeal, and the appeal must be dismissed.
Appeal is dismissed.
Howe v. Heartland Midwest LLC (MLW No. 74867/Case No. WD826556 – 19 pages) (Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, Martin, J.) Appealed from circuit court, Jackson County, Otto, J. (Stephen M. Gorny, Kansas City, Missouri, for respondent) (Frederick K. Starrett and John W. Witten, Leawood, Kansas, for appellant).
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