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Waiver of a Successive Appeals on the Same Issue
When an appellant takes an appeal from an adverse order but subsequently decides not to perfect the appeal for whatever reason, affirmative steps should be taken to withdraw the appeal, lest it be deemed abandoned and automatically dismissed.A Closer Look at Costs on Appeal
In their Appellate Practice column, Thomas R. Newman and Steven J. Ahmuty Jr. highlight the Cost on Appeals statute and discuss the fees and expenses associated with successfully asserting or defending one's rights on appeal.Preservation of Constitutional Questions
Because the Appellate Division has the power to review both "questions of law and questions of fact," as well as questions involving the exercise of judicial discretion, that court has inherent power to consider a point raised for the first time on appeal in "the interest of justice."View more book results for the query "Shaub, Ahmut, Citrin & Spratt, LLP"
Annual Report of Clerk of the Court of Appeals: A Summary of Significant 2022 Decisions
Like those of her predecessors, Judge Lisa A. LeCour's report is full of information that will be of interest not only to appellate practitioners and dedicated court watchers, but to anyone seeking to learn about the role and operation of our state's highest tribunal at a time when the governor's appointment of a new Chief Judge and an Associate Judge has been a much-publicized matter of public interest and debate.Back to Basics: Fighting a Newly Emboldened Plaintiffs Bar
The plaintiffs bar is shifting away from settlements in the hopes of obtaining a nuclear verdict at trial. This shift is not only costly, but also time-consuming for all parties involved.Federal Review of an Administrative Agency's Statutory Interpretation
Unlike the relatively straightforward de novo standard of review of the legal determinations of a court, judicial review of an administrative agency's legal determinations is more complex, especially with respect to an agency's interpretation of a statute or regulation.The Role of Judges of the Court of Appeals
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's approach to judging—to evaluate the facts and interpret and apply the law to the facts of the case without fear or favor—should be the norm for all appellate judges, including judges of our Court of Appeals.Post-Judgment Appeals of Prior Non-Final Orders
Almost every type of non-final order is separately appealable to the Appellate Division as of right, about the only qualification being that it "involves some part of the merits" or "affects a substantial right."Trending Stories
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