In our last couple of blogs Edwards Law discussed whether you should appeal and the makings of a great appellate brief. This week, we discuss a very narrow type of appeal—interlocutory appeals under C.A.R. 4.2 and whether you have a case that is appropriate for...
Last week Edwards Law discussed several items you must take into consideration before you spend time and money hiring an attorney to appeal your case. This week’s blog discusses the recipe for drafting a winning appellate brief. The Goal of an Appeal As stated in our last...
In its last series of blogs, Edwards Law discussed ways to recoup your attorneys’ fees and costs through a litigation clause in your business contracts; via statute or via motion papers if you and your business are sued in a baseless and frivolous lawsuit. But...
In the last several weeks Edwards Law has addressed: the benefits of including a litigation clause in your business contracts; when your attorney fees may not be recoverable; and when costs may be recoverable. In our last blog on fees, we discuss an alternative way...
In the last two blogs Edwards Law discussed why you and your company should always include a litigation clause in your business contracts, and why attorney fees may not be recoverable if you fail to include the correct language in your litigation clause or if...
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