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I will draft appellate briefs and professional civil appeal documents
Licensed US, Attorney Precision Civil Rights, Litigation And Appellate Drafting
I am James Junwoo K, a licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar No. #335257) specializing in high-stakes civil litigation, civil rights, and appellate advocacy. With a focus on precision and authoritative legal re...
About this Gig
Appellate advocacy requires a different skillset than trial litigation. It demands a deep dive into the record, a focus on legal errors, and highly persuasive writing. I offer professional drafting of appellate briefs for clients seeking to reverse or defend a lower court judgment.
I focus on identifying "reversible errors" and framing issues in a way that resonates with appellate judges.
Services Offered:
- Appellants Opening Briefs
- Appellees Answering Briefs
- Reply Briefs
- Petitions for Rehearing
- Jurisdictional Statements
Give your appeal the best possible chance with a brief drafted by a licensed U.S. Attorney. Message me to discuss the trial record and your appellate deadlines.
Field of law:
Civil rights
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
Do I need to provide the trial transcript?
Yes, a complete record of the lower court proceedings is essential for an effective brief.
What jurisdictions do you cover?
I draft briefs for U.S. Federal Circuit Courts and various State Appellate Courts.
Can you help identify the best issues for appeal?
Yes, the Standard and Premium packages include a check of the record to identify viable issues.
Do you handle criminal appeals?
This gig is focused on civil appeals, but feel free to message me regarding your specific needs.
Are there page limits?
I adhere strictly to the page or word counts mandated by your specific appellate court.
