The process of drafting and arguing an appeal to your case requires a different skillset than the skills required presenting to a jury.  There are many types of appeals as a matter of appealing the lower court's decision. An appeal is a request to have a higher court review the previous case proceedings. 

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The initial verdict in a civil case is not your last word. Both sides have the right to appeal.

 

If the verdict was not in your favor, you can file an appeal. 

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Contact MTJA if you have questions about appealing your federal case.

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