Appellate Litigation
Appeals involve petitions to courts, regulatory bodies, or other entities having jurisdictional authority to amend, confirm or overturn lower jurisdictions or previous rulings. In most cases they are not compelled to accept any appeal. For example, the Colorado Court of Appeals or Supreme Court may or may not take an appeal. Appeals must in general have either an issue of fact or issue of law that these appellate courts determine should be heard to address inequities in the rulings or interpretations or legality of statutes and regulations. Other examples include enforcement and modification of orders, such as when a divorce settlement order is amended.
Getting Started
Call me! Email me the appropriate documents and be sure to fill in the Litigation Intake Form and review the Litigation Meeting Agenda. We will sit down and discuss your case and determine whether I can help you, whether you are a fit for my practice, and what fees and costs may be involved.