What Can Be Appealed After the Entry of Judgment?

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An attorney was preparing for an oral argument before the Appellate Division. He had lived with this case for years. After all that time, he truly believed the motion court incorrectly granted summary judgment against his client. From his computer came the “ding” of an arriving email. From the corner of her eye, he saw …

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Preserving Arguments to Leverage Results

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Crafting a compelling motion or presenting arguments at trial can be akin to gazing into a crystal ball, attempting to foresee the pivotal issues that will sway the outcome. Often, determining which argument will resonate most profoundly proves to be an intricate puzzle. What initially appears pivotal can swiftly fade into insignificance, while seemingly inconsequential …

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