Appellate Practice

Establishing the record

An appellate lawyer’s perspective on what trial lawyers need to know about preserving their records for appeal

Six tips from an appellate lawyer about how to minimize the risk of inconsistent verdicts

Writ relief is extraordinary and completely discretionary; most petitions are denied. Here are the basics for trial lawyers

The solutions for focusing and starting to write are as varied as the distractions and reasons we do not

Supreme Court resolves split of authority about the standard of review when standard of proof is clear-and-convincing evidence

A closer look at the mediation of a defense appeal from a money judgment

Circumventing common procedural snags in handling an appeal

The nuts and bolts of the new appellate Court Rules for electronic filing

This federal court received 11,000 new appeals in 2016 and terminated 12,000 pending cases – so let’s set your expectations

Using your own voice