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How to Successfully Perfect an Appeal in New York: Perspectives from an Appellate Service Provider and a Practitioner

51m

Created on July 13, 2017

Intermediate

Overview

This program aims to present a review of the appellate process from both the perspective of an appellate service provider and a practitioner.
 
The panel’s esteemed speakers each hold a different role and expertise within the appellate process. Our speakers will review the important factors to include and the pitfalls to avoid when preparing your next appeal.
 
From the perspective of an appellate service provider, Michael Kestan, President and Jacquelyn L. Mouquin, Senior Appellate Counsel at AppealTech will discuss when, where, and how to perfect your appeal at the Appellate Division, First and Second Departments. Michael and Jacquelyn will make special reference to the proposed statewide rule changes and how those changes may affect practitioners.
 
From the practitioner’s perspective, Vincent Chirico, Principal Appellate Attorney at Chirico Law will provide a thorough review of the strategic considerations in brief writing and oral argument in New York appellate practice.
 
Once you have completed this program, you will be armed with a wealth of knowledge that will surely change the way you that you prepare for your next appeal.


Learning Objectives:

  1. Obtain a thorough review of the existing rules at the Appellate Division First and Second Department
  2. Gain a detailed understanding of the proposed statewide rule changes
  3. Develop a strategic approach to crafting your brief
  4. Identify key tips for oral argument preparation

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