Trial lawyers frequently turn to appellate counsel to overturn an unfavorable judgment or to preserve a win. However, retaining appellate counsel as part of the trial team during litigation can facilitate success at both the trial and appellate levels. This article reviews the benefits of integrating appellate counsel into the trial team.

Timing of Integration

Whether engaged early in the litigation process or just prior to trial, appellate lawyers bring value to the trial team by serving in dynamic roles, identifying technicalities and leveling the playing field.

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