Things to Know About the Appeal Stage
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Strategies at the Appeal Stage
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The Appellate Brief
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Robert Songer, L and S Investigations
Robert Songer is a private investigator with L and S Investigations, serving the east Tennessee metro area.
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What Happens Once I File an Appeal?
Understanding the basics of the appellate process before you file an appeal to a higher court can help you file an effective brief.
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Want Justice? California Courts Say You Need a Court Reporter
California joins a few other states in providing a free court reporter to certain litigants. Learn why you need a court reporter.
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10 Reasons Why You Should Appeal A Grant of Summary Judgment
Summary judgment against you means the other side wins. That’s the end of your case, unless you do something about it. Consider an appeal.
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You Too Can Write An Appellate Brief
To succeed in writing a pro se appellate brief, you must persuade the appeals court that the trial court’s judgment should be reversed.
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3 Ways Civil Justice is Unequal “Justice” to Pro Se Litigants
Civil justice is littered with obstacles for pro se litigants. These obstacles must be properly managed to get justice.
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Judges Gone Wild — Is Lack Of Accountability To Blame?
Even in cases where the judge is a little cuckoo, you must follow court rules in hopes of getting justice.
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Special Jurisdiction Courts Are Designed To Deny Access To Justice
Special jurisdiction courts are all the proof we need that the courts were never designed to provide common people with access to justice.
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The Pain Of Losing A Case On Appeal
Losing a case on appeal is painful. Your judge was either an idiot, or biased, or both. But appellate court judges should be better, right?
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