Appellate Legal Writing and Oral Argument Skills
$59
Credits in
1.00 General
Practice Areas:
Civil Trial Preparation, Legal Research & Writing, Litigation, Other, Paralegal, Personal Injury and Negligence, Professional Development, Skills Training, Trial
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About
This Course
Many attorneys find the appellate process perplexing. This course is designed to clarify various aspects of appellate practice, emphasizing legal writing and argumentation.
Participants will receive practical tips for crafting clearer, more compelling briefs, including the distinctions between appellants' and appellees' briefs and strategies for effectively utilizing reply briefs. Guidance on delivering impactful oral arguments will also be provided. This course is highly recommended for attorneys seeking to enhance their writing and argumentation skills or those considering a full-time focus on appellate practice.
This course is ideal for attorneys with any experience level who practice in appeals or are interested in enhancing their legal writing skills.
Learning Objectives:
- Explore what appellate lawyers can—and should—do besides preparing appellate briefs and arguing appeals
- Assess ways to improve legal writing and utilize tips immediately
- Analyze oral arguments; strategize for preparing and excelling at it
Production Date: 12/15/2024 | Closed captioning (CC) available
About the Presenters
Stewart Milch, Esq.
Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani
Practice Area: Litigation (+ 2 other areas)
With more than three decades of unparalleled experience in appellate practice and a proven track record of success before the highest courts in the nation, Stewart G. Milch is an advocate who can navigate the most challenging legal battles. Stewart brings a wealth of expertise, strategic insight, and persuasive advocacy to every case, ensuring client interests are fiercely represented at trial and on appeal.Stewart has built an impressive career across several prestigious law firms, where he honed his skills in briefing and arguing cases before numerous state and federal courts nationwide. His practice areas are as diverse as they are ...
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