Your source for a New Jersey appeal and appellate practice by New Jersey appeal lawyer Jeff Mandel (author, New Jersey Appellate Practice)
Email Jeff Mandel at lawyer@njappeal.com to inquire about a New Jersey appeal lawyer. Nothing on this website is meant to be legal advice and no legal advice will be given absent a signed retainer agreement. The content is for informational purposes only. There is a lot more to a New Jersey appeal than what you see here- and court rules that must be followed. If seeking a New Jersey appeal attorney or a New Jersey appeal law firm, contact the Appellate Practice Group at the Law Offices of Jeffrey S. Mandel LLC at lawyer@njappeal.com.
New Jersey Appeals
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Jeff Mandel's book from last year
(New Jersey Appellate Practice)
If you plan to file an emergent appeal (called an emergency appeal in some jurisdictions), the time to act is measured in hours, or maybe a day. Filing an emergent appeal in New Jersey requires there to be a true emergency. If you delay, you risk the appellate court denying leave to file an emergent appeal based on you creating your own emergency. Stated differently, the appellate court will be mindful of whether you, as the appellate lawyer or the litigant, created the urgency of the appeal.