Imagine you work as a legislative aid for a state legislator. The legislator for whom you work is considering proposing a bill that would get rid of the final judgment rule for appeals in that state. It would allow appeals of significant trial court rulings as they occur, rather than requiring parties to wait for the end of the litigation process to appeal.

Your legislator has asked for your (brief) input - do you think the proposed change is a good idea, and why or why not?