Miramar Truck v. General Motors
This appeal by Miramar Truck and Auto Center, Inc. ("MTAC") and James J. Williams, Jr. (collectively Plaintiffs) arises from a judgment entered against them in their lawsuit against General Motors Corporation, its employee Doug Fields (the GM defendants) and several other defendants, including auto dealerships and certain individuals (the non-GM defendants). In 2001, Plaintiffs unsuccessfully sought to purchase an automobile dealership from the now-dismissed defendant, Miramar Pontiac, and contend in the current version of the complaint (second amended complaint, the operative complaint) that the GM defendants and non GM defendants caused them damages by interfering with their prospective economic advantage and committing other related torts.
Court have examined the record and conclude this matter is properly before us as an appealable judgment that resolves all the issues with prejudice. As Court explain, the stipulated judgment is sufficiently final and conclusive in nature to allow appellate review of all of Plaintiffs' claims on the merits of all the issues presented.
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