Appellate Practice
Every litigant in Indiana administrative proceedings or trial courts has the ultimate right to appeal to the Indiana Court of Appeals. Trial courts make many
And What Happens If You Miss the Deadline? In most criminal and civil cases, there are many court orders issued. These are “interlocutory” (temporary) orders
Sometimes litigants are shocked and upset by a final order of a trial court in civil litigation and want to stay or “stop” it pending
With the age of the internet, most legal consumers have some working knowledge of the issues surrounding their case in a trial court or on
Appeals to the Indiana Court of Appeals and Indiana Supreme Court are meant to provide litigants and attorneys with very specific guidance by and through
For the most part, the legal system is structured to allow freedom of choice in picking your attorney, much like the medical system allows you
Indiana’s trial courts issue tens of thousands of final orders. Over the years, we have observed three common ways individuals who want to challenge the
On its own motion or granting of a Motion for an oral argument, the Indiana Court of Appeals may have the litigants, by counsel, make
On occasion, there are meetings or continuing education classes where the appellate bench and appellate practitioners get to interact and field questions and concerns. This
The number of appeals in Indiana is small compared to the overwhelming number of cases tried in Indiana’s trial courts each year. Correspondingly, there are
Proven and experienced attorneys successfully advocating and resolving complex cases for over 25 years
