Appellate Advocacy & Post-Trial Practice

Our attorneys excel in appellate advocacy and post-trial practice, providing full service to clients seeking to challenge or defend trial court decisions on appeal.

Our attorneys excel in appellate advocacy and post-trial practice, providing full service to clients seeking to challenge or defend trial court decisions on appeal. Appellate advocacy requires a special skill set that is unique and distinct from other forms of litigation. With a keen understanding of appellate procedures and a track record of success in appellate courts, our appellate advocates meticulously review trial records, identify legal errors, and craft clear and persuasive appellate briefs. Our attorneys also have strong oral advocacy skills and present compelling legal arguments before appellate panels. Our appellate team is skilled at navigating complex legal issues and adeptly articulating our clients’ positions, whether in state or federal appellate courts, with the goal of securing favorable outcomes for our clients.

In addition to our appellate advocacy practice, we offer strategic post-trial services to clients seeking to enforce judgments, pursue post-trial motions, or defend against adverse judgments. Leveraging our extensive trial experience and legal acumen, our post-trial practice team works diligently to protect our clients’ interests in the aftermath of trial proceedings. At Weber Gallagher, our commitment to excellence in appellate advocacy and post-trial practice ensures that our clients receive skilled representation and effective advocacy in all phases of litigation.

Weber Gallagher Simpson Stapleton Fires & Newby, LLP
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