Appellate Practice in New York State can be confusing for attorneys in the ordinary course. In the last several years, there has been a rapid expansion of electronic filing, the implementation of Statewide Practice Rules of the Appellate Division, and new rules in some of the other appellate courts. With deadlines and paper copy requirements being changed and suspended, and some courts even closed, due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, it can become almost impossible to stay abreast of how to successfully practice in the appellate courts. In fact, procedures have been changing from week-to-week and sometimes even daily. This one-hour update, presented by Jacquelyn Mouquin of AppealTech, will explore the latest practices and procedures of the New York State appellate courts, and the Second Circuit Court of Appeals during the pandemic.
Learning Objectives:
Get up-to-date on the expansion of electronic filing in NY appellate courts
Review the most recent changes to deadlines and paper copy requirements in NY appellate courts during the COVID-19 pandemic
Obtain the latest developments and status of operations in NYS courts and the Second Circuit Court of Appeals during the pandemic
Gain handy tips for successful practice in the appellate court in light of recent changes
Jacquelyn L. Mouquin is known for her efficient and responsive assistance to attorneys’ appellate practice. With more than 10 years’ legal experience, Jacki has amassed a thorough understanding of state and federal courts. Jacki specializes in appeals at the New York appellate courts, including the Appellate Division, First and Second Department, and the New York Court of Appeals, as well as federal courts, including the United States Courts of Appeals for the Second and Federal Circuits.
Jacki is admitted to the state bars of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Her extensive track record advising and guiding clients through all phases of the appellate process makes her an invaluable asset to both AppealTech and her clients.