Key legal question
Whether the federal appeal against the cantonal decision concerning a medical-expertise order was admissible
Extracted holding
The appeal was inadmissible because the cantonal ruling followed the interlocutory nature of the underlying IV order and no formal grounds for recusal were invoked.
Extracted reasoning
After BGE 138 V 271, cantonal decisions on complaints against IV expert-examination orders are not appealable to the Federal Supreme Court unless formal recusal grounds are at issue; the appellant only raised procedural and substantive criticism that can be reviewed, if at all, after the final decision.