Appellate Practice,
Law Practice
Nov. 5, 2018
Be careful what you wish for
When appellate attorneys discuss case law, we often focus on an opinion’s reasoning. Judicial reasoning is the grist of our craft. We analogize or distinguish it — depending on which side retained us.
Christopher Cottle
Of Counsel
Moskovitz Appellate Team
Christopher Cottle is former presiding justice of the 6th District Court of Appeal.
Paul Katz
Moskovitz Appellate TeamEmail: paul@katzappellatelaw.com
Paul is a certified appellate specialist.
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When appellate attorneys discuss case law, we often focus on an opinion's reasoning. Judicial reasoning is the grist of our craft. We analogize or distinguish it -- depending on ...
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