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A unique appellate perspective
Easley Appellate Practice, Miami and Orlando, is a leading statewide appellate law firm that focuses on efficiently delivering appellate and trial support services. We are not trial lawyers. All attorneys are Florida Bar board certified appellate specialists with decades of combined experience in civil and family law appeals, commercial law appeals, criminal law appeals, health, administrative and zoning law appeals, and complex matters, in an appellate capacity from the trial to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Prevailing at the trial level is important. Prevailing or keeping that success on appeal is even more important:
A federal appellate judge bluntly spelled out the need to use specialists for appellate advocacy: “Appellate advocacy is, in essence, a business for legal intellectuals” and “a specialty all to itself.” See Plain Talk On Appellate Advocacy,” 20 Litigation No. 3 (ABA 1994). "We . . . observe that trial attorneys who prosecute their own appeals, such as appellant, may have 'tunnel vision.' . . .They may lose objectivity and would be well served by consulting and taking the advice of disinterested members of the bar schooled in appellate practice." Estate of Gilkison, 65 Cal.App.4th 1443, 1449-50 (1998).
Trial lawyers have vital, but different, expertise. You want an appellate firm involved early, to improve your chances of prevailing on appeal.



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