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Zula, LLC v. Haile
Appellant Tsegai Haile filed an initial and an amended notice of appeal purporting to challenge several trial court orders. In a June 2009 decision, we dismissed the entire appeal for lack of jurisdiction. (Zula, LLC v. Haile (June 10, 2009, A123759) [nonpub. opn.].) We granted rehearing on our own motion after we determined that one aspect of the appealthe challenge to an order denying Hailes motion to disqualify Zulas counselis properly before us. After rehearing, we again find that most of the purported appeal must be dismissed for lack of jurisdiction, either because the underlying orders are not appealable or because the notice of appeal was untimely. The appeal from the order denying the motion to disqualify opposing counsel is properly before us, but Court affirm that order on its merits.

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