According to appellate court judges and practitioners alike, appellate practice in Connecticut requires a specialized form of advocacy that is not understood by all litigants.
August 26, 2014 at 02:05 PM
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An appeal isn’t just the second take on a legal dispute.
According to appellate court judges and practitioners alike, appellate practice in Connecticut requires a specialized form of advocacy that is not understood by all litigants who are representing themselves and even by lawyers who handle the occasional appeal.
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