Appellate Practice
Feb. 9, 2006
Appellate Lawyers Would Be Wise to File Under New Rules
Focus Column - By Hieu Hoang - The first place to start in any appeal - and particularly if the appellate lawyer does not practice frequently before the relevant appellate court - is with that court's rules of procedure. Those rules change from time to time, and the experienced appellate advocate does not rely upon his memory to ensure compliance with them. While the best practice would be to consult the rules with every submission, at a minimum the rules should be reviewed a few times each year.
By Hieu Hoang
The first place to start in any appeal - and particularly if the appellate lawyer does not practice frequently before the relevant appellate court - is with that court's rules of procedure. Those rules change from time to time, and the experienced app...
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