Turn bad rulings into rapid reversals with our strategic dual-track approach.
Appeal perfected in days from appellate number
Record on Appeal + Brief + Motion To Reargue + Reply Brief
Dual pressure: Appeal + motion pending simultaneously
Affordable support for filed appeals
Strategic timing and rapid perfection cut reversal time dramatically compared to traditional approaches.
Dual-track filing creates natural stay conditions, protecting your client during the appeal process.
Rapid perfection forces immediate attention and response from opposing counsel, shifting negotiation dynamics.
Professional rapid response showcases advanced appellate knowledge and builds client confidence.
High-end appellate service at motion-level pricing makes strategic appeals accessible to all clients.
Different strategies for different situations. Both include our complete triple-service package.
Strategic Accelerated Reversal Method
Complete concurrent filing strategy
Preliminary record in 1 day
Fast initial record preparation before Notice of Entry and Notice of Appeal Filing
Preliminary brief within 1 week
70-80% complete draft structure before Notice of Entry and Notice of Appeal Filing
Perfected appeal within days of getting appellate index number
Finalize Appellant's Brief and Record on Appeal with Certifications after Counsel Edits
Draft motion to reargue available
Strategic dual-document approach
Reply Brief available
Complete appellate process through final briefing
All documents finalized after attorney review
Professional drafts reviewed and edited by counsel
Available as long as Notice of Entry not served
Opportunity exists even months after bad ruling
Motion pricing, not appeal pricing
Affordable support for filed appeals
Preliminary record on appeal within 1 day
Fast initial record preparation
Preliminary brief within 1 week
70-80% complete draft structure
Attorney review and editing
You review and make necessary changes
Finalized perfected appeal
Both record and brief completed after revisions
Reply Brief available
Complete appellate process through final briefing
Motion pricing, not appeal pricing
Affordable support for filed appeals
The Problem: Defendant filed a motion to dismiss the foreclosure action because the plaintiff failed to serve him and the process server falsely claimed service. Despite clear video evidence that the process server didn't actually serve the documents, the court ignored the images and determined that the individual was served because she admitted taking papers off her door.
The Solution: By filing an interlocutory appeal, the defendant's counsel was able to very quickly bring a pause to the case and have the appellate court determine clearly that the images demonstrate that the process server didn't serve her.
The Result: The appellate court decided that the case should be dismissed, and the decision was made in nine months because the interlocutory appeal was filed. Within two weeks after filing and getting the appellate number, the appeal was perfected. It happened so quickly that the Supreme Court had not even decided the motion to re-argue, and the case was dismissed.
The Problem: A small manufacturing company sued its supplier for breach of contract. The supplier failed to file a timely answer, so the manufacturer's attorney filed a motion for default judgment. Despite no proper affidavit or reasonable excuse being filed, the court refused to enter the default judgment, subjecting the manufacturer to potentially years of additional litigation.
The Solution: The manufacturer's counsel filed an interlocutory appeal and perfected it within days of the appellate index number being issued. Then, near the end of the 30-day timeline, filed a motion to re-argue.
The Result: While the motion to re-argue was still pending, the appellate court reversed the Supreme Court and entered the default judgment. The supplier was able to get a judgment on liability before the motion to reargue was even ruled upon, leaving only damages to determine. The parties settled shortly after, saving years of litigation.