Appeals — New York firms and organizations

An appeal is a request that a higher court review a decision made by a trial court or an administrative agency. Appeals generally focus on whether legal errors affected the outcome, rather than on presenting the case again from the beginning. The work typically involves studying the record from the earlier proceeding, researching the law, writing detailed legal briefs, and sometimes presenting oral argument. Strict deadlines and procedural requirements usually apply, and they can differ depending on the court and the type of case.

Organizations listed under this practice area often include law firms with dedicated appellate groups, general litigation firms, solo practitioners who handle appeals, and legal service or public interest organizations. When choosing counsel, consider asking about experience with appeals in the relevant court and with similar kinds of matters. Because deadlines can be short, it is sensible to contact an attorney promptly. You can also confirm an attorney's registration status through the New York Attorney Search before hiring.

Firms and organizations listing Appeals

Listed because each organization describes this area on its own website. This is not a referral, a ranking or a certification of any attorney's specialty. Ordered by the number of attorneys in the New York registry who list the organization.

Before you hire

Ask any firm about its experience with matters like yours, how fees are charged and who will work on your case. Confirm the registration status of the individual attorney through the official New York Attorney Search, and see how to choose the right lawyer in New York.