First Class Appellate Representation

Judges sometimes get it wrong. Juries too.

You know the feeling, you were well advised and well represented, but the Judge (or jury) made an erroneous decision that cost you your case. It happens.

If you are in this situation, you should consult with an attorney knowledgeable and experienced in appeals to determine whether you will appeal or not.

Other times, you win your case in the lower court, but your opponent is not ready to let go. You receive a notice of appeal and you realize you are in for round two. You have to decide if you will secure appellate counsel to represent you on appeal.

In both situations you must act fast.

Appellate deadlines are short and jurisdictional, which means that you must act with haste. My experience in briefing and arguing appeals, particularly business appeals, is a unique asset that I look forward to sharing with you and your business. I recognize the importance of this moment you are in and I am prepared to marshall my skills and experience on your behalf.