After an unfavorable result in the trial court, your client may turn to you about filing an appeal. What are the first steps you should take to safeguard your client’s rights? And what factors are important in evaluating whether an appeal is worth pursuing?
GMSR appellate lawyer Kent Toland recently wrote on this topic for the Daily Journal. To read Kent’s article, visit the Daily Journal’s website (subscription required), or take a look at the Daily Journal’s August 28 print edition.

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