Law Practice,
Appellate Practice
Dec. 28, 2020
Amicus participation in appellate litigation: a guide
Since the goal is to present your case in a complete and helpful way, and ultimately to persuade the appellate court to agree with your client’s position, spend the time to evaluate whether support from amicus curiae, as a “friend of the court,” could aid your cause.
Johanna Schiavoni
Complex Appellate Litigation Group LLPCertified Specialist in Appellate Law
Email: johanna.schiavoni@calg.com
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Amicus support (or opposition) can make a difference in your appeal. Too often, counsel overlook the importance of amicus curiae letters or briefs. Since the goal is to present your case in a complete and helpful way, and ultimatel...
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