Appellate Practice
May 30, 2002
Determining Cost of Appeal Involves Examining Many Important Issues
Focus Column - By Fletcher C. Alford and Joel K. Liberson - When your client receives an adverse ruling from the trial court (yes, it happens to all of us sooner or later), the first question will be, "Should we appeal?" That will lead inevitably to another important question: "What will it cost?" Frequently, the answer to the second question also answers the first.
Focus Column
By Fletcher C. Alford and Joel K. Liberson
When your client receives an adverse ruling from the trial court (yes, it happens to all of us sooner or later), the first question will be, "Sh...
By Fletcher C. Alford and Joel K. Liberson
When your client receives an adverse ruling from the trial court (yes, it happens to all of us sooner or later), the first question will be, "Sh...
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