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Case Law UpdatesNovember 2, 2026

When a Missed Notice Doesn't Doom Your Appeal: Lessons from Foley

In Foley's foreclosure case, the Supreme Court of California clarified when co-defendants must be notified of an appeal. The decision hinges on whether non-appealing defendants are considered 'adverse parties' under the statute.