Litigation
Jan. 5, 2011
Appellate Oral Argument: A Primer in Two Parts
Preparing for appellate oral argument starts at the moment an argument notice is received. By Mary-Christine Sungaila of Snell & Wilmer.
Months (or even years) have passed since you filed your last appellate brief in a case. Your memory of the issues might have become a bit hazy. Now the oral argument notice appears. You have three to four weeks - if you are lucky, a bit more - in which to reacquaint yourself with the case and prepare for argument.
You might think this process would be quick and easy. After all, you spent weeks researching and writing ...
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