For insurance carriers, third-party administrators, and corporate risk management professionals managing the aftermath of an adverse verdict, the decision about whether to appeal is not simply a legal judgment. It is a financial and reserve management decision that requires an…
An appellate record review at Lotus Appellate Law ends with a consultation with you — a privileged, confidential discussion in which we identify the preserved appellate issues, evaluate each issue under the applicable standard of review, assess the probability of…
One of the most practical questions clients ask when considering an appellate record review is: what does this actually involve? What does the attorney read? What are they looking for? How long does it take? The answer depends on the…
You received an adverse verdict and your trial attorney has told you something. Maybe they said the case has strong appeal issues and you should definitely file. Maybe they said the appeal is unlikely to succeed and you should move…
You tried the case. You know the facts better than anyone — the witnesses, the exhibits, the moments when the trial turned. You also know what the judge got wrong. Or at least you think you know. The question is…
Losing at trial produces a powerful impulse to appeal. The verdict felt wrong. The judge made errors. The other side’s attorney was better funded. Something went off the rails and the result does not reflect what should have happened. The…
Lotus Appellate Law handles appeals throughout Utah, serving clients in all counties and courts across the state including:
