Appellate Practice
Nov. 10, 2006
Getting to the Substance
FOCUS COLUMN - By Laura W. Brill, Alana B. Hoffman and Ted M. Sichelman - Federal appellate courts have recently created or deepened conflicts of authority on important questions relating to sovereign immunity, employment law and civil and appellate procedure.
Focus Column
By Laura W. Brill, Alana B. Hoffman and Ted M. Sichelman
Federal appellate courts have recently created or deepened conflicts of authority on important questions relating to sovereign immunity, employment law and civil and appellate procedure. Although the cases raise different points of substantive law, the theme common to all is the rejection of procedural arguments...
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