A prevailing party has no right to appeal a trial court's decision, even if, for example, the party receives a smaller monetary award than sought.

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A prevailing party may have the right to appeal a trial court's decision if they are not fully satisfied with the outcome, such as receiving a smaller monetary award than sought. This is because they may seek to challenge specific aspects of the decision, like the calculation of damages.

A Prevailing Party Has No Right to Appeal a Trial