Commonsense tactics like reading notices sent from the courts and paying close attention to details can make a big difference in having a case move smoothly in the state Appellate Division.

At a recent New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA) Appellate Practice Committee meeting, staff from the Appellate Division pulled back the curtain, sharing insights on how the division operates. The speakers, which included case managers, calendaring and final disposition unit representatives, staff attorneys and judges, focused on common mistakes to avoid and actions to take to help move case processing along.

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