Not every disputed judgment warrants an appeal
An adverse judgment or interim decision can prompt a wish to challenge everything. Appellate courts apply defined standards, generally exercising restraint over factual and credibility findings and focusing on material legal and procedural errors.
An appeal without sound grounds may add expense and disappointment. A properly prepared appeal identifies the decisive error and explains its effect on the outcome.
Both founding partners lead the firm’s multidisciplinary legal practice, including appellate proceedings, with an analytical approach: objective feasibility review, candid advice on prospects and focused appellate advocacy.
Our services
The route forward
Initial assessment
Examine the judgment, decisions and record to isolate the legal error and assess urgency.
Strategy development
Formulate focused appellate grounds, identify the relief and prepare the procedural and evidential record.
Representation & action
File and conduct proceedings in the appropriate court, including urgent applications where necessary.
Appeals & Legal Representation
Articles & Insights
Practical questions, considerations and a wider perspective
Appealing Findings of Fact & Credibility
Frequently asked questions
The period depends on the decision and court. We promptly check the applicable deadline and whether an extension application is needed.