Perhaps there will come a day when I will cease my incessant urging of attorneys to sign up to participate in appellate e-filing in Pennsylvania’s state court system, but since far too many attorneys still haven’t registered, today is not yet that day.
For better or worse (although usually for better), appellate practice occurs at a rather predictable pace, with court deadlines and oral argument dates established far in advance. By contrast, the typical trial lawyer has a far less predictable calendar, with the potential for emergency motions and hearings to arise at any time.
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