As a UPEPA Defendant You Should Never Introduce Evidence You have just been served with a defamation lawsuit. The claims against you are meritless — you know it, your attorney knows it, and in all likelihood the plaintiff knows it…
In Utah, in order for the appellate court to take jurisdiction over your claim, you must obtain a final judgment. The final judgment rule is jurisdictional, and without it, the court of appeals will dismiss your case. It’s helpful—and indeed…
Slapp and Anti-Slapp In the realm of legal battles, SLAPP and Anti-SLAPP claims hold a unique position. They are tools wielded in the ongoing struggle between free speech and the desire to silence criticism. SLAPP stands for Strategic Lawsuit Against…
Lotus Appellate Law handles appeals throughout Utah, serving clients in all counties and courts across the state including:
