Transcript MARCONI VS ANDERSON

MARCONI VS ANDERSON
Law Firm 5
The Appeal
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A party must have legitimate grounds to
file an appeal
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Both parties can appeal *Not for
discontent with results
What is an appeal?
=Asking a higher court to request of a
review of your case
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Filing the appeal
If Anderson files the appeal
-He should go to the clerk of the trial within the prescribe
time
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FILING THE APPEAL INCLUDES
Pleadings, Transcript, Judges Rulings, Abstract, and Briefs
and other trial related docs.
Apellate Review
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Reviews the record for errors of
hear evidence
law of hearings, not to
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A case can either be reversed, remanded or afirmed.
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Ex. Appellate court afirmed( the law was practice well)
that Marconi’s compensations was full equitable (GOOD) –
And denied Anderson’s appeal
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The appellate court may remanded. Meaning that the
judges may passed the appeal
Appeal to a Higher Appelate Court
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Losing party may appeal to the highest state court
Enforcing the Judgment
It’s an assessment of the assets
The reason= to see if they are sufficient
(the factors before a lawsuit may be initiated)
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Because of the advanced technology
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The popularity of electronic filing is
growing and some Federal Bankruptcy
Courts now requiring
Electronic Filing
Courts Online & Cyber Courts
Proceedings
A lot of courts have websites to display
info:
 Of their rulings, databases and court’s
info.
 Appellate court decisions are often posted
online
 In the future trial may be held online
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ADR- Alternative Dispute
Resolution
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NEGOTIATION
Informal attempt to settle dispute (attorneys optional)
without legally binding concequences
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MEDIATION
Facilitates that the parties come up with the resolution
(help to decide agreement) also not legally binding
Other types of ADR / ODR
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There is assisted negotiation – third party
participates (someone outside)
Neutral case evaluation – uses expert to
evaluate strengths and weaknesses
Mini trial – role-play of how the trial most
likely proceed
SJT’s – jury renders a non binding
veredict (guide)
ODR- internet based resolution centers
such as cybersettle.com