Appellate writing is a distilled product. Because everything in the brief (the preliminary statement, what is included in the record and how the record is organized, the framing of the issue, the ...
Harry Steinberg, a partner at Lester Schwab Katz & Dwyer, writes: They say that the most durable lessons you learn are the ones you learn the hard way. As someone who has been writing appellate briefs ...
It is basic, but critical, to persuade the court that the result you seek is the right result. The court has to feel good about ruling in favor of your client. As Judge Gurfein of the Second Circuit ...
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The Importance of Oral Arguments in Appellate Courts: Insights for Trial and Appellate Practitioners
Recent stats show an interesting trend in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit: oral arguments are held in just 13% of cases. This differs from other circuits like the D.C. Circuit, where ...
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