Appeals
What It Means
After a criminal or civil trial, the losing party normally has a right to appeal the decision based upon legal errors that took place at trial, or based upon the facts presented.
In some cases there is a right to appeal to a circuit court and get another trial. In others, the only appeal is to a Court of Appeals or Supreme Court, which may be automatic or discretionary. Briefs are filed by both parties, and sometimes oral arguments are heard by a panel of judges. Decisions are entered by the judges affirming or reversing the lower court’s decision.
What To Do
Contact this office.  You need a lawyer with experience handling complex appeals. This office has handled over a hundred appeals to state and federal courts.
Our Fees
Appeals are handled on either a flat fee or hourly rate with a retainer, depending upon the complexity of the issues.