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: The California Blog of Appeal

Why Are Some Lawyers and Their Clients Reluctant to Engage Appellate Counsel?

By Greg May

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UPDATE: This post is included in Blawg Review #174 at Texas Appellate Law Blog. Why don’t some trial lawyers or their clients engage appellate counsel when it comes time for the appeal? Over the years, I’ve heard various reasons advanced for this. Among them: lawyers see no need to hire new counsel for something they can do themselves, lawyers are afraid to lose the client forever to the appellate lawyer or his firm, lawyers and their clients are afraid that the appellate lawyer won& read more

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Full post as published by The California Blog of Appeal on August 19, 2008 (boomark / email).

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